Crucible Servers are About to be Shut Down
Amazon has decided to stop developing Crucible and shut down its servers in early November. Players dissatisfied with this move can claim a refund.
- Crucible servers will be shut down in early November.
- The developers will focus on developing another game - New World.
This is the end of Crucible. Developers working on the title announced that the development of the game has been definitively completed. The game servers will run until November 9. By that time, the last matches with the fans who are still playing the title are planned.
Microtransactions will be disabled, and all those willing will be able to apply for full refund for purchased cosmetic item sets. The decision was made after analyzing all development possibilities and the costs that Amazon would have to bear if the game was not shut down. The development team will now focus on New World, which is in the testing phase.
This is interesting because a month after the May release, the game has returned to the beta phase and the developers have announced that they are opening up the community's voice so that their game is good enough. After the introduction of the previously announced plans, the further point of Crucible; s development was to be evaluated by the publisher. As you can see from this announcement, the game was verified negatively.
