Lemnis Gate Will Be Delisted and Taken Offline

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The time-bending competitive multiplayer FPS Lemnis Gate is getting delisted from all platforms, with its online servers going down a few months down the line. Having initially launched in 2021, the satisfying, engaging, yet admittedly complex FPS has seemingly failed to find its audience, and developer Ratloop Games has decided to take it all down.

While most players agreed that Lemnis Gate was worth playing even if only for its fascinating mixture of genres and tropes, its premise hasn't panned out as well as the developer might have hoped. For the time being, however, players will still have an opportunity to experience the game as it was intended to be played.

Time Altering Game Lemnis Gate Shows off Gameplay

Lemnis Gate will be delisted from all PC and console storefronts on April 11, 2023. From that point onward, said Ratloop, it's going to be impossible to purchase the game on any platform, but the good news is that the owners will still have a chance to get a few matches. Specifically, Ratloop will keep the Lemnis Gate multiplayer servers running until July 11, and if much of the game's player base returns to give it one more go before it all goes down, it should be pretty easy to see and experience what it was all about.

As one of the finest time loop games of 2021, Lemnis Gate presented players with a unique premise: allowing anyone and everyone to turn back time whenever they want. This resulted in a wealth of tactical opportunities and combat scenarios where several different timelines coincided and overlapped with one another in real time. However, the game's complexity was also fairly undeniable and may have put people off.

Reviews of Lemnis Gate praised the game's hybridized turn-based combat, explaining how