Darwin Project is back, showing that games like this don’t need to die off and become forgotten, but it also shows that many of these live service titles just don’t stick or are remembered. The update is huge, and it pretty much allows everyone on PC to jump back into the game, however it is important to note that this game has microtransactions in it, which might make the experience feel iffy. However, it is much better than anything in the market in that front, so maybe you should give it a try to thank the developers behind it for reviving it.
Darwin Project is back
Games shouldn’t die forever, there is no justification to pull the plug when you can give the code to players so they can handle it by themselves. Valve already did something like this with Team Fortress 2, if such a big company can do it and they don’t have losses at all, then why shouldn’t others do the same? It is impossible to believe it but the reason why is because they want us to move to a sequel live service game that nobody asked for. Money always takes precedence over everything, and that’s how corps work.
Darwin Project is pretty much handled by an indie studio, so its great to see such a small team trying to bring back something great that deserves to be talked about. I have a feeling that with enough publicity behind it, this game can skyrocket and become a success, and if it doesn’t then the developers can trust the community with open sourcing the game if possible. People don’t wanna see these things close down, because memories and art are lost when it happens, so perhaps there is still a chance for games like this, I want to believe in Darwin Project.
