Developer Liquid Bit has introduced that its 2019 multiplayer sport Killer Queen Black might be ending service on November 30. CEO Matt Tesch put the blame on the latest shutdown of GameSparks.

“Please know that we did every little thing doable to maintain the net part alive, ” stated Tesch. “Unfortunately, it was simply out of {our capability} as an indie developer.”

GameSparks was a third-party sport dev platform bought by Amazon in 2018, and was used because the backend for a number of multiplayer video games, together with Catan. When it was terminated on the finish of September, the video games affected (and which had been unable to a unique service) misplaced their on-line performance. 

Tesch additional defined that Liquid Bit “spent a treasure” emigrate Killer Queen Black over to a unique supplier. But doing that might’ve required a whole rewrite of the sport, one thing he stated was “simply not within the playing cards for Liquid Bit presently.” 

In the tip, Liquid Bit managed to get an additional two months to maintain the sport alive. However, he added that plans are being made to open supply Killer Queen Black at a later date in order that “it’ll rise once more sooner or later.”