Just six months after its launch, Spectre Divide —which had FPS streaming god shroud as an advisor—is shutting down, along with its creator Mountaintop Studios. The news came in the form of a heartfelt letter posted on March 12, where the team announced that the game would go offline within 30 days.

Mitchell says that he expects Spectre Divide to officially go offline within the next 30 days. Mountaintop Studios, however, will close its doors this week. In the meantime, microtransactions are being disabled and players are being refunded for money spent since the start of Season 1.

Spectre Divide developer Mountaintop Studios has announced that the free-to-play game will be shutting down just six months after it first launched. While the 3v3 first-person shooter received fairly positive feedback after its initial release, Mountaintop Studios says that a steady decline in players and a lack of funds contributed to its demise.

Spectre Divide, a Valorant-like free-to-play shooter where you control two bodies, is shutting down just months after its September launch. “We were optimistic about the first week,” developer Mountaintop Studios says in a post.

In what has become an unfortunate but predictable trend in the live-service market, Specter Divide is shutting down less than a month after officially launching