Ubisoft Schedules Shut Down of Two F2P Titles
More shutdown news incoming as Ubisoft has announced that two of its free-to-play titles will be shuttered over the coming quarter. The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot, the free-to-play tower construction and invasion game, will cease sales of in-game currency immediately and players will have 60 days to use any currency they have currently. The title will shut down on October 25th.
Ghost Recon Phantoms (previously known as Ghost Recon Online) will have a bit more time on the clock for players to get in their final matches but in the end, closure is scheduled for November 31st/December 1st.
Why? You can probably guess. As the Epic Loot official announcement and the Ghost Recon official announcement both state, these games were "not as successful as we had hoped for, so we had to make the decision to close the game. This decision wasn’t easy for us and we tried to find other ways. But in the end we decided to close the game and focus on other projects."
The official posts also state that refunds are not an option, sequels or spin-offs are not currently in the works, and selling off the games or opening them up to player supported versions simply wasn't an option.
If you want to get contact information from friends in game to play other titles with them, hop in game soon as the clock is ticking.
Related Articles
About the Author

Mike “Magicman” Byrne has been a part of the MMOBomb family for years and serves as the site’s current Editor-in-Chief. His love for MMOs and gaming in general has led him to covering games for numerous websites including Gamebreaker TV and XIV Nation where he proudly displays his fanboy flag for FFXIV:ARR.
Read Next
Alliance Of Valiant Arms Enters Open Beta; Releases New Content
En Masse Entertainment announced today that its free-to-play Military FPS Alliance of Valiant Arms has entered open beta.
By QuintLyn Bowers - 6 years agoYou May Enjoy
Dress Like A Tonberry For Hatching-tide And Prep For FFXIV's 24 Hours Maintenance For NA Data Center Replacement
Rolling through Eorzea passing out Chef's kisses... what could be better?
By Michael Byrne - 1 week agoRobocraft 2 Releases Roadmap Featuring Optimization, Iteration, And Overall Improvements
There are lots of features and changes players can look forward to coming in Robocraft 2.
By Troy Blackburn - 3 days agoGDC 2023: Nuverse Will Discuss New Game Development AI Which Brings Advances To NPC Speech And Animation
Skynet is launching.
By Troy Blackburn - 1 week agoExecute Your First Mission For Deceive Inc. Beginning Today
Infiltrate, disguise, gather intel, and make it out alive.
By QuintLyn Bowers - 6 days agoReal-Time F2P Battler 'Spellcraft' Will Debut Public Alpha Testing On Steam In April
Control an entire team of heroes in real-time battler Spellcraft.
By Troy Blackburn - 1 week agoPantheon Dev Vlog Talks Open World, Enjoying The Game With Limited Time, And More
This video is a long one, so grab some popcorn and settle in.
By Troy Blackburn - 3 days ago
the cash shop for Ghost Recon was awfull, each Ghost Recon's weapons would cost from 20k to 70k or more and you would get about 100 to 200 credits per match, and you couldn't buy just the one you wanted, you have to buy all previous tier, it was like that for everything, secondary, armor, skills... then you needed to buy all the attachments for your weapon, around 10k each if im not mistaken
you like a weapon that isn't tier 7 or more? well, too bad, higher tier were better in almost everything... want to get the max tier weapon? good luck wasting years of your life
also, the matchmaking was abysmal, normally the system wouldn't fill the teams for 90% of the game, would throw you on a match with just a few seconds to finish, get teams with 1 or 2 players only