"Dead Cells Developers Bid Farewell After Final Update, Moving On to New Co-op Game"
TL;DR
After five years of post-launch support, Dead Cells developers Motion Twin and Evil Empire have announced that there will be no new content added to the game after the release of Update 35, citing a desire to end on a high note and avoid staleness. The decision comes after the success of the "Return to Castlevania" DLC last year. However, the developers teased future projects, including an animated series and a board game, and assured players that quality of life issues and bugs will continue to be addressed.
- Dead Cells Will Receive No New Content After Next Update, Confirms Devs Nintendo Life
- After 7 years, roguelike legend Dead Cells ends development with a final update as its original devs pursue their new co-op game Gamesradar
- Dead Cells is calling it quits 7 years after its meteoric early access release PC Gamer
- After Over 5 Years of Support, the Developers of Dead Cells Are Finally Moving On IGN
- Dead Cells devs bid farewell to indie gem as they move onto new things TrueAchievements
Want the full story? Read the original reporting
Read on Nintendo Life