Ultra Ultra, the indie crew behind 2017’s stealth motion game Echo, has shut down.
The official Twitter for Ultra Ultra revealed the unhappy information earlier this week. This is not going to have an effect on Echo, which stays out there on Steam, and the PlayStation Store.
“We are grateful to have had the chance to crystallize something truly from the heart,” wrote the developer.
Ultra Ultra additionally confirmed it’s currently in talks to convey the game to the Epic Games Store. Earlier this 12 months, it was revealed that Echo is getting a Hollywood film, after the rights have been picked up by Fenix Studios.
The film stays in improvement.
We’re terribly unhappy to report that Ultra Ultra has ceased to exist. We are grateful to have had the prospect to crystallize one thing actually from the guts. ECHO will stay out there on shops.
— Ultra Ultra (@theUltraUltra) May 7, 2019
Ultra Ultra is a Danish studio established by former IO Interactive builders in 2015. Echo is Ultra’s first and solely venture, nevertheless it sadly doesn’t seem like it was profitable sufficient.
The sci-fi stealth game is about in an evolving mansion run by an AI. The AI, intent on killing the game’s protagonist, is able to learning the participant’s each transfer and utilizing it towards them. Consecutive generations of clones, launched by the AI, would emulate participant ways, requiring an ever larger degree of planning than you sometimes see within the stealth style.
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