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.

Free-to-play three-versus-three tactical first-person shooter Spectre Divide will end service within the next 30 days and developer Mountaintop will shutdown at the end of this week, the studio

Despite dropping its Season 1 update just two weeks ago, slick FPS game Spectre Divide is shutting down, and its studio is closing too.

Shroud’s own tactical shooter, Spectre Divide, is officially shutting down mere months after it launched amid player count struggles.

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