'As a new franchise, Rise of Incarnates represents the next big step in expanding Bandai Namco's footprint in the free-to-play gaming space,' digital games boss In Joon Hwang said at the time. It featured various stages set across the world in post-apocalyptic cities and was designed by the publisher to test the waters of free-to-play gaming. Rise of Incarnates was developed by SoulCalibur and Tekken team members.
Servers will stay open until 15th December and characters will now become unlocked for any remaining players. Rise of Incarnates only celebrated its official launch back on 1st July this year, after being available through Early Access since February. The two-versus-two brawler will be removed from sale today, a post on the game's Steam page states. Free-to-play PC fighter Rise of Incarnates is being closed down by publisher Bandai Namco after just three months of general release.
