The countdown has now begun for the definitive closure of Anthem, the bankruptcy online shooter of BioWare who will soon no longer be playable by any user, not even by those who had decided to trust him and buy the game.
In fact, EA has announced in the past few hours the intention of unplugging the spine to the servers, anticipating that this would have led to the definitive death of the game: Anthem is in fact an Always-online title, which will make it impossible to access any single-player modes after closing.
Currently it is therefore no longer possible to buy it, but users registered in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (you can find it on Amazon) will still have a few weeks to try it, before its actual removal from EA Play.
Although he has never been a product of excellent quality, the decision to make the game totally inaccessible remembers what happened with the Crew of Ubisoft: a case that had pushed the creation of the Stop Killing Games petition, which could soon be discussed at the European Parliament.
A timing certainly sensational and which, precisely by virtue of this messenger, is struggling to be accepted by the community, which as reported by Thegamer is asking EA to rethink and release at least one patch to unlock its use offline.
Publisher’s statement had let it be understood that there was no intention to proceed in this direction, rather preferring to leave \