For your courage to play an unfinished project, for believing in us, for your praise, and your criticism, and for infinite motivation. For your passion for battles and your drive to overcome. All the energy we’ve put into Blood of Heroes has turned into experience, which we will certainly use for our future games, the games we’re already working on. On May 27th Blood of Heroes will stop its servers and cease to exist as a project. The time is ripe to acknowledge the harsh truth: we did the best we could, but we weren’t able to get enough players. And when the blood that covers the blade turns into rust, the flame of rage grows tired, and the search for an opponent becomes an eternal quest, then the time to surrender their weapons comes even for Blood of Heroes warriors. Here’s what the team had to say in their statement regarding the game’s closure:Įverything that has a beginning has an end. That said, we hope xTEN can salvage something from the project moving forward. It almost felt as if the studio had put more effort into its gratuitous microtransactions, given its background in free-to-play mobile games. Its PvP combat was over-simplistic and lacked flair, each match usually descending into frantic bouts of button bashing. While it’s sad to see any video game cancelled, Blood of Heroes did little to impress us during our brief spell with the Viking brawler.
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