We finally know who’s taking over TERA’s NA PC version: It’s Gameforge

[AL:TERA]Two days ago, we wrote with some consternation over the fact that we knew when En Masse’s TERA servers would be closing down and even when currency would transfer to the new publisher – but even two months later, we still didn’t know who exactly was taking over the North American PC version of the game. As of this morning’s announcement, we finally have that answer: It’s Gameforge, which has already been running TERA in Europe for the last several years.

“Today, Gameforge—leading Western publisher of multiplayer online games such as AION, Metin2, NosTale, and SoulWorker—is pleased to announce that they are bringing TERA to even more brave warriors around the globe. Starting this November, Gameforge will launch local servers of their gripping action fantasy MMORPG, TERA, for the Americas. […] Having also recently acquired the publishing rights for the popular title in Russia, South East Asia, and Commonwealth Independent States territories, Gameforge ensures that existing players who join the newly-hosted servers will be able to continue playing the game and receive the latest content updates that were previously unavailable in their region, including the upcoming TERA Battle Arena and the nightmare dungeons.”

Migration will begin on October 22nd and end December 18th, though the new servers won’t open until “the beginning of November 2020.” Krafton and its subsidiary En Masse have previously said that the NA servers will go offline in October and that currency itself will swap over on November 10th.

Do note that if you’re a TERA Console or Closers player, the dates and procedures are a bit different, so make sure you check out that run-down.