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Le développeur de Dieu a peut-être fermé

Feb 28,2025 Auteur: Nicholas

Counterplay Games, le développeur derrière le RPG d'action Godfall , peut avoir cessé les opérations, selon un article LinkedIn par un employé d'un autre studio. Le studio, connu pour son silence relatif depuis la sortie de Godfall de Godfall *, n'a fait aucune annonce depuis qu'il a apporté le jeu à Xbox en avril 2022. Le Post LinkedIn suggère une collaboration entre Counterplay et Jackalyptic Games se terminant prématurément, menant à la dissolution de Counterplay.

Godfall *, bien qu'il soit un titre de lancement de PlayStation 5, n'a pas réussi à gagner une traction importante. Les critiques ont cité le gameplay répétitif et un récit faible comme facteur contribuant à ses mauvaises ventes et à la base des petits acteurs. Bien qu'il ne soit pas universellement tourné, sa performance décevante a probablement contribué à la fermeture signalée du studio.

Cet arrêt potentiel reflète une tendance préoccupante dans l'industrie du jeu. Les grands studios comme Firewalk et Neon Koi ont récemment fait face à des destins similaires, soulignant les défis auxquels les petits développeurs sont confrontés dans un marché compétitif et de plus en plus cher. Les coûts de développement élevés, associés aux attentes exigeantes des joueurs et aux pressions des investisseurs, créent un environnement précaire, même pour les titres prévus. 11 Bit Studios, créateurs de Frostpunk , ont connu des licenciements à la fin de 2024 en raison de problèmes de rentabilité, illustrant davantage les difficultés de l'industrie.

Bien que les matchs de contre-jeu n'aient pas publié de déclaration officielle, les preuves indiquent un récent dissoussement, potentiellement vers la fin de 2024. Le manque de confirmation officielle laisse l'avenir de Godfall et tout futur potentiel de projets incertains. Les fans sont invités à attendre plus d'informations de contre-jeu ou de sources connexes.

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