Sony has been updating Harmony sport recordsdata on Steam’s back-end, resulting in speculations that it’s making ready for the sport’s return as a free-to-play (F2P) title. Though this looks like the logical subsequent step, analysts and trade professionals have expressed doubts that going F2P will save the doomed multiplayer shooter.
Harmony’s return as F2P sport is the one possibility Sony has
Screenshots of Harmony’s Steam database (taken from SteamDB) are being shared on Reddit, displaying exercise as current as October 8. Whereas we will’t decipher the changelog, players are satisfied that Firewalk Studios is gearing up for an F2P launch.
Having reportedly sunk thousands and thousands into Harmony, Sony doesn’t actually have lots of choices to salvage the sport, if that’s even potential at this level. It doesn’t sound clever to spend more cash on revamping a undertaking that has been so completely rejected by gamers that even its open beta noticed abysmal numbers.
I’m no knowledgeable, however I see Harmony’s return as an F2P sport as the one viable possibility that Sony has left. How quickly that’ll occur, although, is anyone’s guess.
In the meantime, Harmony dev Firewalk is reportedly bracing for affect after releasing what has been referred to as one of many largest flops in online game historical past.
