![]() You can check it out for yourself on Steam. As such, the game is still available, but only in single-player form - and it's now totally free. In that final message, developer Kkiablo called multiplayer a "lost cause unless we completely rewrite the code from scratch," which was deemed impossible due to it requiring software and code that is no longer available. ![]() The problems appeared to start with a server outage on May 5 and, despite seeming hopeful in an update on June 6, the devs finally threw in the towel on June 24. That's because, according to the dev team, the server code base for multiplayer functionality was lost. Pathea Games' multiplayer sandbox title Planet Explorers is no longer multiplayer. ![]() Over the years, we've seen a lot of reasons for why games go free-to-play.
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