The game, which was launched on December 8 after a year of ticket jumping, was a very unsatisfactory result after its release, and received a flood of negative reviews on the day of its release and rushed to the top three of the Steam negative review list.
Four days after the release, the official announced that it would close its game studio, and on the eve of the catastrophe, it also stopped selling, and Steam no longer had a purchase button, and the investor Mytona will be responsible for providing refunds for all players who purchased the game together with Steam.
IGN even gave Eve the Catastrophe an ultimate rating of 1, saying that it was the worst game played so far, and he didn't even dare to let his computer continue to run it.
The game was originally scheduled to take down servers completely on January 22, 2024, and the farce could have come to an end with the game being taken down. Who knows that many bloggers and netizens who have not experienced it even hyped its activation code to a sky-high price in order to experience the worst game in history before the server was shut down, and the highest transaction price once came to about 200 euros.
But today, everything has ushered in a new reversal. According to PC Focus's social media posts, Twitter users Luci0 and FSKartd are currently working on an offline mode crack patch for Eve of the Holocaust, which will reset the game's server connection to a local connection so that players can continue to explore online even after the game is turned off.
There is an old brother who hasn't been refunded yet, what do you think? Now it seems that the game may have player-made optimizations in the future.
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