Cloud Pirates Walks The Plank, Shutting Down Sept. 29
Abandon ship! My.com has announced that its sky-high pirate arena battler, Cloud Pirates, will be shutting down on Sept. 29.
That's bad news for players, of course, but there are at least a few silver linings in this cloud. Until the game goes offline, all progress is 50% faster. In terms of the shop, all content will be unlockable for just one Gold, anything purchaseable with Rubies will cost just one Ruby, and all Steam DLC is free.
Furthermore, anyone who made a purchase after July's "Burning Tide" update can have those purchases refunded. You can also convert any Rubies you have stocked up into premium currency for other My.com games, such as Skyforge, Armored Warfare, and Revelation Online.
If you are still playing, the game's last update, "Final Frontier" -- which, combined with the "All Good Things" title of the announcement shows that someone on the Cloud Pirates comm team is a Star Trek: The Next Generation fan -- is now live. Enjoy it while you can, sailors.
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