Xbox shooter CrossfireX and its Remedy developed campaign shut down in May - Eurogamer.net

"Since the launch of the game, we have worked tirelessly to bring it to a point where we can all be proud, and throughout it all we have had the honour and pleasure of supporting our players."

"However, we can proudly say that our players have been amazingly active, passionate and enthusiastic in working with us to create a game that would be fun and enjoyable by all.

While CrossfireX will remain playable until servers go offline on 18th May, Smilegate notes no further content will be released and all sales of the game via the Xbox Store will be halted effective immediately.

As for CrossfireX's Remedy developed single-player campaign, a FAQ accompanying today's announcement confirms it'll be getting the chop too, with purchasers only able to continue playing up to 18th May.

Today's news does, of course, shed fresh light on the campaign's recently announced departure from Game Pass this month.

On Tuesday, Iron Galaxy announced the closure of its "brawler royale" Rumbleverse, and the news was followed by shutdown notices for the likes of Knockout City, Echo VR, Konami PVP mystery game Crimesight, and Apex Legends Mobile.