Level Zero: Extraction, the extraction shooter/asy🌃mmetrical horror mashup, is ending development just two weeks after launching out of Early Access.

In a update, community manager Antishy꧂r said the game "underperformed compared to our expectations" and thus is "no longer feasible for our relatively small♉ teams to sustain the game from a financial standpoint."

The most recent patch that launched on January 30 with a 🍌handful of relatively minor tweaks will "most probably" ♏be Level Zero's final update.

"It breaks my heart to see the support of something I've put years 🍒of work into wind down, an🐼d I really hate to come to you all with such news instead of some thrilling announcement or a kickass update," said Antishyr. "As some wise Merc said, 'It is what it is.'"

While new content drops and events have been canned for good, Antis๊hyr confirmed that the servers are staying online "definitely" for the foreseeable future, meaning you c🦩an still play the game in its current state. Likewise, wipes will continue taking place on the first Thursday of every month.

As for developer Doghowl, it just quietly announced "a new multiplayer title" that's "planned to be a co-op experience." Nothing more was shared about the project, but Doghowl pointed fans wanting🐭 to support the studio (and presuma✱bly learn more about its next game) to its , although the link appears to be invalid.

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