This $21 Million Dollar game is dying two months after launch

Have you heard of Dual Universe before? If not, is this something that interests you? Let me know below either way!

For games like this to work the game makers would have to give monetary value to high level players.
Otherwise the in game progress would be random.
No body has time to build your game for you.

i used to love dual universe. i played the alpha for a long time but there was never really enough players to really do anything interesting

10 months later and just seeing this video. Thumbnail made it look kinda like Starfield, but when you said the game was Dual Universe i immediately said “what game is that?”

why people dont like anymore the pay-per-month games like in the past
there is few exception. one bad exception (bad, my opinion): TESO (Elder Scroll Online)
may the comapany have chosen bad people on Marketing Department (or maybe is a sabotauge, is not impossible), if one person like me with almost zero experience in marketing stuff know this (also this is a common info for almost all players), and people payed to understand/know this (if) not :/
is like the pay-per-win system with microtransaction, is died, people not are dumb anymore. now people may pay microtransaction just for cosmetic stuff, its a fact not an opinion. commercial is not based on right nor opinions, but in fact about people spending money (and even this is mutable), the Marketing Department of an company have the exact job to follow this changes

montreal.....space game....single shard server................same team that CIG/StarCitizen acquired?

Would love to play it, I just can't afford a rig to run it lol

never heard of it. lol

If they just marketed the game they could see a spike in player base because they are reaching more people

Never heard of it until now. Awesome concept, looks like inept execution.

I didn't know it launched thats why, also doesn't it have a monthly subscription?

"Have you ever heard of "Dual Universe"?

Nope

Any game that depends on the player-base to create the content I stay away from. It translates as "The devs are too lazy to create a game, so they give the tools to the player base to do it for them."

I've been on MMOs since Ultima Online, unfortunately these type of games that depend on massive player bases just don't survive after a while and the more that are churned out, the less players for any one game. Why Warcraft became successful? I have no idea, but it seems it was the exception, not the general rule how MMOs end up.

Maybe if these worlds allowed a real economy, where players can work for real cash like MTurk, or other such jobs where they can create cash, the player base might stay interested and over time it might become like its own little ecosystem with folk that make their living playing in that world and working for a living in that world?

Wow, that sounds really cool. I'm disappointed that I'd never heard of it.

Subscription. NO THANKS.

Not really interested. Seem like a real time/money sink for little in return.

Been there, seen it, done it. No thanks.

I had no idea this even existed and I play games for a living lol

If i wanted to play space engineers mutiplayer i would... but i dont... and going by steam numbers its probly a safe bet neither do you.

Game looks cool, but subscribtion sis a no for me.

As an elite dangerous player since 2016 I’ve never heard of it…and it resembles Minecraft in space to me, I’ll stick to the sim mmo genre cheers

Wow. Looks like it could have been fun.