The Dungeon Rampage code was rescued from a child's laptop thanks to a group effort spearheaded by Greek teenager Angelos Mako.
Full title: He was devastated when his favorite Facebook game shut down, but at 10 years old, what could he do? 8 years later, he’s got the rights, the original code, and is about to relaunch Dungeon Rampage on Steam
Seeing dead games come back to life for people who have fond memories of them makes me happy. I’m hoping for the same with The Crew which is being worked on by fans to resurrect it.
There’s a small resurrection effort for a lot of shut down games and I really do wish them success. I saw one for Firefall, which was something I often wish would’ve succeeded.
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Seeing dead games come back to life for people who have fond memories of them makes me happy. I’m hoping for the same with The Crew which is being worked on by fans to resurrect it.
There’s a small resurrection effort for a lot of shut down games and I really do wish them success. I saw one for Firefall, which was something I often wish would’ve succeeded.