Friday the 13th: The Game will get a final patch as it shuts down dedicated servers - reyesyesper

Aysmmetrical multiplayer slasher Friday the 13th: The Game looks to be winding down operations, A developer Gun Media has announced that dedicated servers are set to be decomissioned later this month.

In a post on the authorized forums announcing the news, lead developer Matt Shotcha aforementioned that the travel means the gimpy bequeath return back to using peer-to-peer matchmaking for Quick Bring up lobbies, though database servers volition remain utilitarian, allowing players to retain their player progression and unlocks in spite of the move.

The upcoming final update is also expected to fix a whole sle of profession issues, with spell notes to be released in the week before the patch itself goes reverberant, but will be the last one for the title and the game will be turning to a more "minimal go about" in its online presence going forward. For now, Friday the 13th: The Game will remain on sale and players are pleased to continue to use the holy support web site as a resource for troubleshooting and for getting technical help for the crippled.

The stake has been in somewhat of a state of limbo for a few old age nowadays, afterward a legal issue over the ownership of the Friday 13th franchise rendered Gun Studio apartment unable to create any more new calm, but it managed to maintain a fairly dedicated player-base in the time since. Closing the announcement post of the most recent news, Shotcha aforesaid Gun Media yearned-for to "thank each and every thespian and devotee that has made Friday the 13th: The Game what it is today. We know this news program is hard to hear, disdain being inevitable. We appreciate each and every one of you."

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