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Quantic Dream axes Spellcaster Chronicles after 3 months due to low player count

Quantic Dream has announced the discontinuation of its multiplayer PvP game, Spellcaster Chronicles, just three months after its Early Access launch. The studio cited the game's failure to attract a sufficient audience for long-term sustainability as the reason for the shutdown. Players who spent money on the game will receive refunds, and Quantic Dream will refocus its efforts on other projects, including Star Wars Eclipse. AI

RANK_REASON Product discontinuation of a video game.

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Quantic Dream axes Spellcaster Chronicles after 3 months due to low player count

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Paul Tassi, Senior Contributor ·

    The ‘Concord’ Curse Returns With Quantic Dream’s PvP Game Axed In 3 Months

    Concord may be the all-time worst, but more and more games are heading down its path, including Quantic Dream's Spellcaster Chronicles, now dead after just three months.