DayZ creator Dean Hall’s space station-set MMO, Ion has ceased development.
Ion was originally set to be co-developed by both Improbable and Hall’s New Zealand-based studio RocketWerkz. As reported by Eurogamer, however, both parties have now confirmed its cancellation.
Here’s Improbable’s statement on the matter:
"Ion was initially conceived as a project for co-development between Improbable and RocketWerkz. A lot has changed since then," Improbable said. "Dean Hall moved back to New Zealand from London, RocketWerkz has started work on a number of other games, and we have grown increasingly into a platform for games to be deployed on
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Ion was originally set to be co-developed by both Improbable and Hall’s New Zealand-based studio RocketWerkz. As reported by Eurogamer, however, both parties have now confirmed its cancellation.
Here’s Improbable’s statement on the matter:
"Ion was initially conceived as a project for co-development between Improbable and RocketWerkz. A lot has changed since then," Improbable said. "Dean Hall moved back to New Zealand from London, RocketWerkz has started work on a number of other games, and we have grown increasingly into a platform for games to be deployed on
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