PC MMO Tera Shut Down From PUBG Dev, With Dev Moving To Other Projects

MMO Tera is turned off, at least on PC. Developer Bluehole – now popular with PUBG – has announced that it will halt development of the game and move on to other projects.

Gameforge Editor transfer the newsHe stated in a statement that he would like to continue supporting Terra but cannot do so without Bluehole.

“After careful deliberation, the developers at TERA (Bluehole) have unfortunately made the difficult decision to end game development, as they believe they can no longer provide the satisfying content that Tera players deserve,” Gameforge said. Instead, they wish to focus internal development efforts on other projects. Gameforge has happily welcomed a large community to TERA for nearly 10 years now and would have happily served gamers for much longer, but without the developers’ support, this wouldn’t be possible.”

Tera will stop accepting new account registrations on May 31, 2022, at which time the Tera Thalers coin will also be deactivated. All Tera Club purchases will also be disabled on this date, while servers will be officially down on June 30. Tera’s website, forums and social media pages will also be closed after the servers are closed.

The FAQ mentions PC only, so it remains to be seen what happens with Tera on console on PlayStation and Xbox. GameSpot contacted the publisher to try and get more details.

When the game first launched on PC in 2012, GameSpot gave it a 7.5/10 in our Tera review. Kevin VanOrd said the game follows the standard fantasy MMORPG style, allowing you to complete missions and level up before heading into new areas; However, he said the fight was great. What a difference a great combat system makes, he wrote, and in the case of Terra, it elevates the regular game into something more exhilarating than you’d expect from an MMOG. “Maybe it’s about fighting, but when fighting is fun, you want to keep moving the ax lever and clicking your mouse finger.”