Samurai Action Platinum Games is shutting down, and even those who downloaded it won't be able to play. Farewell to World of Demons

The creators of NieR Automata and Bayonetta once made another bright project, but it didn't become a huge hit. The story of the PlatinumGames game is coming to an end

В 2021 году PlatinumGames, известная по NieR Automata и Bayonetta, запустила World of Demons. Самурайский экшен собрал определённую аудиторию и получил не очень высокие оценки.

Внезапно в 2024 году PlatinumGames решила прекратить распространять World of Demons. Прекращением загрузки дело не ограничится: отмечают, что поиграть скоро не получится вообще, даже если игра загружена.

Причину данного решения PlatinumGames не обозначила. Ожидается, что World of Demons запретят загружать в Apple Arcade с 18 января; 1 февраля проект окончательно свернут.

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Samurai Action Platinum Games is shutting down, and even those who downloaded it won't be able to play. Farewell to World of Demons

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