Make My MMO: Camelot Unchained layoffs, Pantheon’s patch delay, Stars Reach’s impending Kickstarter

    
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Welcome to Make My MMO, MOP’s long-running column where we keep track of crowdfunded MMOs, both brand-new titles just starting their campaigns and older games long past their fundraising.

This month, Camelot Unchained raised eyebrows when its studio reportedly laid off 40% of its workers. The company has maintained silence about what’s going on with the studio and CU specifically, only reiterating that it will open up in early 2025 when it has something to show.

Meanwhile, Pantheon has struggled to get its big Unity update out this week: We were originally expecting it on Wednesday, but then it was pushed to Thursday or Friday, then just Friday, and now to next Wednesday. It’s coming!

Plus, we’re watching the Kickstarters for Star Anvil’s latest Secret World TTRPG book and Retro Game Zine’s Final Fantasy XI zine.

Finally, keep an eye on Stars Reach: Its Kickstarter is still set to go live on February 10th, and playtests are flying.

Read on for more on what’s been up with MMO crowdfunding over the last few weeks, plus our roundup of all the crowdfunded MMOs we’re following!

Star Citizen

Recent MMO crowdfunding news

Ashes of Creation

Campaigns and crowdfunded MMOs we’re watching

Holy crap it launched Holy crap it launched
It's launched, kinda It semi-launched?
In the development dungeons In development
It's dead, Jim Dead or abandoned
Drama bomb

Starship Simulator

Yes, some crowdfunded MMOs most definitely do succeed. But others crash and burn, and you need to hear about the whole spectrum of games that sought your money early in exchange for the promise of input and transparency. And that’s exactly what Make My MMO does several times a month. Help us keep ’em accountable, would ya?
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