2023-04-12 20:38:36
By: Samuel M | 12-04-23
The developers of Rogue Company revealed on their official page that they will be removing support for the version of Nintendo Switch from the June 20th of this year. The reasons behind his decision is that they have not been able to “meet the expectations of the players to be able to carry a version that lives up to«.
It seems that the devs had difficulties in being able to understand the hardware of Nintendo’s hybrid console well. The players, how could it be otherwise, have had mixed reactions on social networks. With the game goodbye on Switch, Hi-Rez Studios confirmed that they will be focusing on existing versions such as PlayStation, Xbox and PC in order to deliver smoother updates.
Although Rogue Company has tried to stay within the hero shooter genre, it has still remained within the niche, receiving several criticisms for some laziness in terms of new content, as well as certain technical problems that have ended up tiring certain players, abandoning the title.
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Are users happy about the release of Rogue Company on Switch?
It seems that the reception on social networks has been somewhat happiness for a group of players, since they considered that the majority of users who played the shooter on Switch were “10-year-old boys who liked to shoot games«.
Although they may say it jokingly, perhaps there is some truth, considering that the Nintendo console also appeals to a casual audience, but it does not forget the so-called ‘hardcore gamer’. However, having a shooter that aspires to be competitive will always have its complications on Switch, just as it has with other titles.
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