LET IT DIE: Offline Edition Officially Announced
▼ Summary
– An offline version of the free-to-play game LET IT DIE is now in production, as announced by publisher GungHo Online Entertainment and developer Supertrick Games.
– The decision was influenced by long-term player feedback requesting an offline version, as explained by producer Uncle Death in a developer diary.
– Player data from the current online version of LET IT DIE will carry over to the offline version, so progress will not be lost.
– No specific release date for the offline version was provided, with details promised to be shared later.
– The original LET IT DIE launched in 2016 on PS4 and 2018 on PC, while the new series entry LET IT DIE: INFERNO is scheduled for December 3 on PS5 and PC.
Good news for fans of the brutal action game LET IT DIE: an offline edition is officially in the works. Publisher GungHo Online Entertainment and developer Supertrick Games have confirmed production is underway for a version that will not require a constant internet connection. This announcement directly addresses long-standing player requests for a more accessible way to experience the game’s punishing world.
The quirky character Uncle Death, who serves as the game’s eccentric producer, shared the news in a recent developer diary. He explained that the team has received consistent feedback over the game’s lengthy service period from players wanting an offline option. The idea reportedly came to him spontaneously, leading to the decision to move forward with development. While a specific release date remains under wraps, Uncle Death promised more details would be revealed gradually.
A crucial piece of information for the dedicated community is that player progress will carry over. According to the announcement, data from the current online version of LET IT DIE will be transferable to the new offline edition. This means the countless hours players have invested in building their characters and collecting gear will not be lost, ensuring a seamless transition rather than forcing everyone to start from scratch.
Beyond this initial confirmation, specific details about the offline version’s features or changes are still forthcoming. The original LET IT DIE launched on PlayStation 4 in late 2016, with a PC release following nearly two years later. The franchise continues to expand, with the next installment, LET IT DIE: INFERNO, scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 and PC this December. The arrival of an offline mode represents a significant shift for the title, potentially opening it up to a new audience while rewarding its loyal player base.
(Source: Gematsu)
