Released on April 18, 2023 across all platforms, the action-strategy game from Mojang Studios and Blackbird Interactive is already closing costs. As revealed on the franchise website, the developers have spent most of the last 8 months making improvements and new features based on community feedback that was less enamored with the spin-off proposal than the press. With a daily peak of 31 players on Steam, Mojang has also seen that there is no point in insisting anymore and is therefore announcing the end of all updates and other additional content. A final update will be released this month under the name Snow Vs. Snotsthen finished.
” Our existing Lost Legends challenges will be available for free and you can still earn rewards if you achieve victory. We will of course continue to provide technical support to players, and we will not remove any features from the game. PvP and co-op will also be fully functional, so whether you prefer to solo or take on piglins yourself, you can keep playing. Fight with (or against) friends “, we can read.
Minecraft Legends isn’t the first Minecraft spin-off to create buzz. We remember the failure of the mobile game Minecraft Earth, an attempt to ride the Pokémon GO wave, which stopped development before closing its doors a few months later in January 2021. Even Hack and Slash Minecraft Dungeons hasn’t been updated since last November, but the latter can boast of having attracted 25 million players in 3 years.
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