Deathgarden: Bloodharvest Support Ending This August, Servers Shutting Down

Today marked some bad news for fans of Deathgarden. The competitive game is coming to an end this August 12th with servers officially shutting down.

Looking at the Steam chart numbers Deathgarden has been on the decline for months. With dozens of players logging into the title each month. Which is dire for a multiplayer title.

When Deathgarden launched the title was struggling despite coming from the developers behind the popular Dead By Daylight. Players provided a lot of negative comments about the title such as poor progression being the biggest issue and revamped the title to positive acclaim. Unfortunately, that wasn't enough and now the title's support has ended.

The developers thanked fans for their support.

Last November, we said that we would keep the Deathgarden servers up for an undetermined period of time.

Today we are announcing the sunsetting of the game. The servers will be closing on the 12 of August 2020. Deathgarden will no longer be playable at this point. (1/2)

— Deathgarden™: BLOODHARVEST (@DEATHGARDENgame) July 13, 2020

We are proud of all of the work that went into Deathgarden, and for the amazing community that rallied behind the game. Thank you for everything, we appreciate all of your support.

Thank you for this adventure,
The DG Team pic.twitter.com/xmKOJyq5Gu

— Deathgarden™: BLOODHARVEST (@DEATHGARDENgame) July 13, 2020

Adam Siddiqui,
Managing Editor, NoobFeed
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