- Durango: Wild Lands To Shutdown On December 18th The Developers Said
- Durango: Wild Lands
Durango: Wild Lands developers just announced on Facebook that the game would be shutting down on December 18th. All in-app purchases have already been disabled, and the game will cease to exist on the Play Store after the previously mentioned date.
The game debuts on Android back in May, users who have it installed on their devices can still play it, though. Durango Wild Lands is set in a post-apocalyptic universe where humans coexist alongside dinosaurs. It is a survival MMO that has players hunt, craft, cook, farm, and build settlements that have co-op elements baked into it.
The franchise was massively popular in the south-east Asian market but failed to capture the hearts of western audiences, by the looks of it. The shutdown is very likely due to some internal conflict within Nexon, as the Play Store ratings of Durango: Wild Lands are largely positive, with most players stating that they're satisfied with the game. Even the comments on the Facebook post express a similar sentiment.
The franchise was massively popular in the south-east Asian market but failed to capture the hearts of western audiences, by the looks of it. The shutdown is very likely due to some internal conflict within Nexon, as the Play Store ratings of Durango: Wild Lands are largely positive, with most players stating that they're satisfied with the game. Even the comments on the Facebook post express a similar sentiment.
Another possible explanation for the shutdown is that the game simply didn't generate enough revenue. Which made them to take on the decision on shutting down the game for good.
