n-Space, which was founded in 1994 and worked on numerous titles including Call of Duty and Goldeneye games for Nintendo DS, has closed down after 21 years, Artist Ben Leary revealed on Twitter:
n-Space has closed. My statement – https://t.co/HaV3mv9ihI pic.twitter.com/uwaNpOft1u
— Ben Leary (@Polygoblin) March 29, 2016
One of n-Space’s projects, Sword Coast Legends, was expected to release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in Q1 2016. In a statement sent to Game Informer about the closure, publisher Digital Extremes said the console versions are completed and more news will be coming soon:
We are deeply saddened by the closing of n-Space. Staying alive as a mid-sized independent developer in the games industry is no small feat. Their passion for creating games never faltered and their dedicated team has ended on the high note of completing the console version of Sword Coast Legends. We are working hard with them to realize as much as we can for their team during this difficult time and encourage players to keep an eye on the official website for more details on the launch of Sword Coast Legends on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
What do you think of n-Space closing down?
[Source: Ben Leary (Twitter), Game Informer]
