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Despite being a free-to-play game, Highguard still offers some players refunds after closing
One final gift from Wildlight Entertainment after its shooter didn't quite hit the mark.
One final gift from Wildlight Entertainment after its shooter didn't quite hit the mark.
With only a few hundred players left online, this is quite literally the last chance to see what the short-lived hero shooter was all about.
Just weeks after launch, developer Wildlight has confirmed that the multiplayer shooter will be sunset on March 12th.
"3v3 duos is always the sweatiest version of anything like battle royale, objective modes, wingman, you know it, you name it," said former Wildlight senior level designer Alex Graner.
The release of the multiplayer game was meant to kick off franchise ambitions, similar to Respawn's Titanfall beginnings.
So all those mentions of the game and studio being indie weren't accurate?
The future of Highguard looks increasingly shaky.
Episode 79 is ready to check out.
Seems like Wildlight Entertainment is weeks or months from being shut down.
The patch will launch later today, and was also joined by a new cinematic.
Previously in the game as a limited-time addition, developer Wildlight noticed that players flocked to the broader scale option.
After several dozen battles, we are, unfortunately, ready with a final verdict.
FoV sliders for consoles, toggle settings for ADS and crouch, and more are on the way.
Wildlight consists of Respawn veterans - and it shows. But too few players and slightly too large maps create problems from the outset.
Is the hate forced, or does the game deserve to be chucked out as soon as it arrived?
The developers held a secret creator play session and will be showing off more of the game at launch later.
Despite radio silence since the reveal, it looks like Wildlight Entertainment will debut its shooter on January 26.