Magic: Legends says goodbye before starting and announces the closure of its servers: “we did not hit the mark”
Players who have made purchases in the beta will receive their money back.
Not all games see the light of day, and Magic: Legends will say goodbye earlier than expected. The title servers will close on October 31 , and with its open beta just launched last March, the game did not have long to live. Why the farewell? According to the developers, the vision of the title “did not hit the mark . “
You will still be able to play Magic: Legends, until the day their servers close.Steve Ricossa , the executive producer of Magic: Legends, released this unfortunate news in a statement . He stated that all players will receive full refunds for the money they have spent, and the game servers will remain active , until the exact day they close.
“Our vision with Magic: Legends missed the mark, but we are proud of what we accomplished,” explained Ricossa. “We were able to deliver the Magic: The Gathering multiverse to a large audience, and we explored new angles within the action RPG genre. We learned several valuable lessons along the way, and we will use them to improve the projects that lie ahead.”
NO PLANS TO REVIVE THE PROJECT LATER
Magic: Legends is only available on PC , through the Epic Games Store . There were plans to launch it on other platforms , but it will stay where it currently is until the end of October, so you only have this option to enjoy it before it’s too late. Cryptic Studios , the makers of the game, have no plans to revive the project later on.
