Didn't take off: After 2 months, the fantasy action game about tavern brawls is removed from Steam

The developers failed to attract gamers' attention to Razgrom TaVRn Naheulbeuk.

In March of this year, TaVRn's Takedown Naheulbeuk was released on PC via Steam. This is a virtual reality game where players are invited to restore order in taverns – with their fists and improvised means.

A couple of months after the release, the developers VR STUDIO announced the cessation of sales of the project:

We want to inform you that we will be removing the game's page from Steam in the near future. If you already own the game, don't worry – you will retain full access to it through your Steam library, and you can continue to play as usual. However, after the page is removed, new players will no longer be able to purchase the game on Steam.

The creators of TaVRn Naheulbeuk offer to take on the role not of a hero or an chosen one – the player here is an ordinary adventurer who "somehow ended up responsible for restoring order in every cursed bar in the region":

Fight humans, orcs, goblins, and creatures that don't belong in a tavern at all. Drink magical concoctions to unlock abilities that make no sense – and yet work perfectly. Fight bosses that require strategy, improvisation, and a willingness to throw a stool when all else fails.

The developers of TaVRn's Takedown Naheulbeuk did not specify when exactly they plan to remove the game from sale on Steam.

Didn't take off: After 2 months, the fantasy action game about tavern brawls is removed from Steam

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