Indie Dev annule le jeu d'horreur Roguelike pour 3DS en réponse à la fermeture de l'eShop de Nintendo

An aspiring indie game developer says it’s been left with no option but to abandon its plans for a ‘New 3DS’ game port after Nintendo announced last month it would be closing the system’s eShop. OtyugraGames is currently working on a roguelike horror title called Dream-Prison Wanderer, which it had previously said would be coming to Nintendo’s dual-screen system.

In a lengthy message over on the game’s subreddit at the beginning of this month, Otyugra claimed Nintendo was “indirectly” responsible for this decision – making both physical and digital publishing “utterly infeasible” sur 3DS:

” this decision was made on our behalf by Nintendo, indirectly…we tried for as long as we could to make a 3DS game and are now forced to stop by a scenario outside of our control.”

Dans la même mise à jour, the developer reassured fans the game was “still in development” on Windows OS (it’s currently targeting a 2023 libérer) and added it would consider releasing the game on “other platforms” in the future.

While this is just one example of a 3DS game cancellation following Nintendo’s recent announcement, we’re sure this isn’t necessarily an isolated case. Nintendo will officially close the doors on the 3DS eShop in March 2023. You can read more about it in our guide:

In an interview with 3DS eShop developers earlier this month, various teams told Nintendo Life they received no notification ahead of schedule about the Wii U and 3DS eShop’s closure. One developer, in particular, even stated how its older eShop titles paid its office rent in 2021.

If we hear any notable developments or updates, Nous vous ferons savoir.