SUPERVIVE, which once turned heads as the project of former League of Legends developers, is officially heading for the history books.

Theorycraft Games dropped the news on their official website on the 17th: the curtains are closing on SUPERVIVE. The servers will be shuttered on February 26 next year at 11:00 AM. As of the 17th, the store is closed for business, with all microtransactions halted. You can still hop into global matchmaking and play the game until the final day, and yes, the content update scheduled for the 18th is still going ahead as planned.

As for the money you've spent, the team is promising full refunds for all purchases made since the open beta. Note that depending on the policy, some refunds might land in your account as Nexon Cash rather than direct cash. Keep your eyes peeled for more details on the refund process, which will be published on January 14.

In a heartfelt post, the developers shared, 'It is with a heavy heart that we bring such disappointing news to our players.' They continued, 'The time we spent with you was truly invaluable.' The team admitted they fell short of expectations, adding, 'We know we had our flaws and moments where we didn't quite deliver, but we are sincerely grateful to every player who stuck with SUPERVIVE until the end.'

SUPERVIVE kicked off its early access journey this January before launching in July, with Nexon handling the publishing duties here in Korea. It had quite the pedigree, largely thanks to Joe Tung, a former League of Legends producer, leading the charge. At its peak, the game saw over 47,000 Concurrent Players on Steam. Unfortunately, as the novelty wore off, the player base dwindled rapidly, leaving the developers with little choice but to pull the plug.