Supertrick Games studio has shut down the servers of LET IT DIE, a free-to-play third-person action game released in 2016. However, the story of the project does not end there. As the developers previously promised, they’ve moved the game to an offline format, stripping away microtransactions entirely. However, in order to play the new version, you need to purchase the paid offline key add-on steam 855 rubles.
If you have played LET IT DIE before, you have until November 30, 2026 to transfer all your accumulated progress. However, even in this case you will need to purchase the DLC.
The shift to new monetization models fundamentally changes the game’s economics. The premium death metal currency will be completely withdrawn from circulation, and all previously paid services will now only be payable with in-game coins. This applies to expanding your stash, resurrecting characters, instantly redeeming fighters, and upgrading your base. As for the asynchronous PvP mode, real players are replaced by bots.
It’s worth noting that there’s also a sequel, titled Let It Die: Inferno . Initially, the project was conceived as a PvPvE extraction, but in one of the updates, PvP was removed from the game entirely.
