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Insurgency: Sandstorm dropping story campaign, for now at least
The singleplayer and cooperative story campaign planned for Insurgency: Sandstorm, the sequel to 2014’s mod-turned-standalone Insurgency, might not actually happen. Developers New World Interactive announced last night that the campaign is “cancelled for release” so they can focus on the multiplayer that the series is known for, then the story “will be considered again at a later date.”
I have not seen any news saying that they have scrapped it altogether.
When they say that and it's been a year since release. It has been scrapped.