The Wildermyth studio will conclude the game with the final expansion

Wild myth is an incredible procedurally generated RPG that takes players through a series of narrative quests. As you build bases, fight enemies, and learn more about the world, you can expand your cast with new decisions and sacrifices. A hero can die, marry another party member and have children, or turn into an increasingly wild beast. It’s an immensely enjoyable, satisfying RPG experience.

Wild myth has a core campaign and additional adventurers that introduce new stories and new enemy factions. The game’s first DLC pack focused on new cosmetic skins and armor for heroes, while the upcoming Omenweg The expansion includes a roguelike-style challenge mode and a new story campaign called Walk in the Unlight. While Omenweg brings many new bosses and challenging battles, it also means an end to development Wild myth. Worldwalker Games announced the conclusion on May 29 on the game’s official X account.

“We will continue to support the game and fix critical bugs, but don’t expect any new content in the future,” co-owner Nate Austin wrote. “We will say goodbye to many of our team members. Worldwalker Games is going into hibernation for the time being.”

Austin makes it clear that the team still plans to transfer Wild myth to other platforms, and sleep mode does not affect that “in any way.” He also commits himself to continue a Kickstarter that will record the game’s music live and integrate it into the game, French and Spanish translations for Omenwegand to keep the discord of the game, wikisupport email, merchandise storeand social media.

“Wild myth It’s been great, but nothing lasts forever,” Austin wrote. “We wanted to ship Omenweg, and now that we’ve done that, we’re ready to move forward. This was the plan and it has nothing to do with how good Omenweg do. (It’s going well! We are very proud of it.)”

He added, “I’m pretty sure we’ll eventually find something else to pour our passion into, and we’ll let you know about it when the time comes.”

It’s sad to see it come to an end Wild myth, which has become one of my staples when I want to play a narrative RPG adventure. But it’s also a great game, and it’s good to see the studio ending on a high note and walking away from the project of their own choosing. While we may never see another Worldwalker team title, I will cherish this one Wild myth and the stories it spins effortlessly for years.