Evil Dead: The Game will have no new content or Nintendo Switch port

It’s a tragic day for individuals who have been having fun with Evil Lifeless: The Sport over the previous two years, as plans for the sport’s future have been halted.

Writer Saber Interactive and developer Boss Crew Video games have introduced that the sport is not going to obtain any future updates or new content material, and that the Nintendo Change model of the sport has been canceled. That mentioned, servers for the sport will stay stay for the foreseeable, so that you’ll nonetheless be capable to hold enjoying.

Evil Lifeless: The Sport is an asymmetrical, multiplayer horror title set within the universe of Sam Raimi’s Evil Lifeless. I gave it 4 stars (out of 5) in our VG247 evaluation again when the sport launched, because it wasn’t too shabby. It did precisely what it got down to do, added mechanics that made it really feel contemporary when in comparison with the likes of Lifeless by Daylight and Friday the thirteenth: The Sport, and naturally, had all of the humor and attraction that any piece of Evil Lifeless media ought to.

Saber Interactive and Boss Crew Video games shared the information to social media late final night time (September 19), saying, “In the present day, we have now made the choice to not pursue the event of latest content material for Evil Lifeless: The Sport. We additionally verify that we’ll not be releasing a Nintendo Change model of the sport.”

No motive for this was given. The announcement continues, “We are going to hold the servers up for the foreseeable future and deal with any main points that come up. On behalf of your entire crew at Saber, thanks for all of the groovy occasions and continued assist.”

That is extremely non-groovy information for individuals who are nonetheless enjoying Evil Lifeless: The Sport, however a minimum of the sport continues to be out there so that you can carry on enjoying. In case you’re but to strive it and fancy leaping in, the sport – whereas not coming to Nintendo Change – continues to be out there on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Collection X/S.