It will disappear completely soon! Ubisoft's "Unruly League" will be officially discontinued tomorrow

　　Ubisoft's "Unruly Alliance" has failed to meet the company's expectations since its launch in May last year. Ubisoft eventually announced that it would cease operating the game in June 2025 and disbanded the San Francisco and Osaka studios. Today, foreign media DualShockers published an article regretting this underrated shooting game and reminding players that the game will be completely closed in less than 48 hours.

Editor Alex Co pointed out that although the game attracted a large number of players when it first started, it failed to maintain the long-term interest of players due to insufficient content and slow vulnerability repair. Despite this, the game's gun feel, action system and core gameplay are excellent, but it is undoubtedly a big regret that the player group has not been able to retain it for a long time.

　　He suggested: "If you have installed the game or have downloaded it, it still has time to play again. If you are free, you might as well experience it again before the server is completely shut down on June 3. Who knows, maybe the fan-made mods and projects can continue to exist after the server is out of service, although this requires official Ubisoft permission."

DualShockers also mentioned that one of the main problems facing "Unruly League" is that it took too long to go from beta to official release. Despite the enthusiastic response from the beta version, players' enthusiasm has dropped significantly at the time of release.

　　It took Ubisoft San Francisco Studio nearly a year to push the game from beta to official release, and in the process, the player's interest almost disappeared. Now, the possibility of a game resurrection has become tiny, especially given that Ubisoft has made massive layoffs at the studio.