LawBreakers is Officially Gone

According to former Boss Key Productions environmental artist Josh Rife, the LawBreakers servers are officially gone marking the end to the turbulent game life of the team-based shooter. Rife made the announcement via his Twitter account that also reveals he is now working on The Division 2.

LawBreakers – Boss Key Productions Is ‘Effectively No More’

Cliff Bleszinski has posted on Twitter that “Boss Key Productions is effectively no more”. He further reveals that LawBreakers was a great game that “didn’t gain traction” and that Radical Heights was “well received, however, … too little too late”. He further writes that he will be taking time off to spend with his family and to consider whether or not he’ll be back “to make something new again someday”.

LawBreakers – Is Epic ‘Poaching’ BossKey’s Staff? CliffyB Thinks So

It seems that Cliff Bleszinski is on the warpath. Last Friday, he sent out a targeted tweet accusing Epic of trying to poach his BossKey staff. “Hey @epicgames, could you please stop trying to hire away my team? We just launched @Radical_Heights on #UE4 and are really happy with how it’s going” he wrote. Responding to his own tweet, he further said, “There’s room at this genre (sic) for more than a few games SMH”.

LawBreakers – Boss Key Moving On to Other Projects But Will Give LawBreakers a ‘Second Life’

In a brief note on the LawBreakers site, Boss Key is letting fans of the game know that, as most expected, LB “failed to find enough of an audience to generate the funds necessary to keep it sustained in the manner we had originally planned for and anticipated”. To that end, it appears a shift is being made to take it F2P, though a “change of this magnitude takes publishing planning and resources to do it”. To that end, other projects are in the works to bring in needed resources.

LawBreakers – New Patch to Limit Roles Per Team Per Match

With today’s update, LawBreakers will be changing quite a bit. Most significantly, team roles will be limited to two of any given type per match. “[W]e’ve decided that the game is simply a lot more fun without role stacking. From now on Quick Play will feature a 2 role limit — this means that you’ll never run into 3 or more of the same role stacked against you”, read the patch notes.

LawBreakers – Open Beta for PC & PlayStation 4 This Weekend

If you’ve not yet had a chance to try out LawBreakers, this weekend is your golden opportunity. Both PlayStation 4 and PC players can take part in the open beta that is scheduled to begin on Friday, July 28th at 7:00 am Pacific / 10:00 am Eastern and it will end on Monday, July 31st at 7:00 am Pacific / 10:00 am Eastern. Preloading of the client has already begun, so it’s a great opportunity to be ready to take off in gravity defying action at the appointed hour.