NieR Reincarnation, the action RPG by Square Enix under Applibot’s development has announced its goodbyes and will shut down its servers on April 30, 2024. This marks yet another shutdown from Square Enix, although this is their first shutdown announcement of the year.
Nier Reincarnation will conclude its services with a series of events and campaigns
Nier Reincarnation, stylized as NieR Re[in]carnation is a role-playing game developed by Applibot and published by Square Enix. Released worldwide on July 28, 2021, after its Japan release, the game is part of the popular NieR franchise. In NieR Reincarnation, players embark on a mysterious and emotionally charged journey through a hauntingly beautiful world.
The game has been successfully running for close to three years, with positive reviews all around, but sadly it won’t be extending that run further. The game will end its service concluding with The People and the World final chapter, which is scheduled for release on March 28, 2024. Following the release of the final chapter, the game will continue to run for one month, concluding on April 30, 2024, when the service will officially cease.
The makers extend appreciation to the players for their support throughout the 2.5 years since the game’s launch. Until the conclusion of the service, the development team will persist in adding new content, introducing characters, and organizing various story events and campaigns.
Square Enix cutting down games isn’t new, as over the last two months they’ve been quite busy at it. We also saw Dragon Quest Monsters Super Light which was a long-running mobile RPG being shut down recently along with Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai, Dragon Quest Tact, and Fullmetal Alchemist Mobile end of service announcement last December as well so such announcements shouldn’t shock us players anymore.
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