Gamigo hacked. 8 million+ passwords exposed.
I had forgotten that I signed up here and reused a password. Time to change a lot of passwords again.
The irony on the thread title.
Brian still owes us a review tho!
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It is with great sadness that we announce that Black Prophecy will be closing its doors on September 26th, 2012. After August 29th, it will no longer be possible to purchase KK$, the Black Prophecy in-game cash currency. Players who have purchased KK$ in the past 6 months and still have KK$ in their account will receive an email with a voucher code that can be applied with any other gamigo title, such as Black Prophecy Tactics: Nexus Conflict. On top of this, players will still have access to their remaining in-game funds and are free to use them until the closing of the servers.
This past year-and-a-half has been filled with very bright spots as well as many hardships. It has been an honor to team up with the profound talent at Reakktor Media, and to have had the opportunity to bring a small bit of light to the space action genre. Along the way we’ve made many friends, as well as suffered the loss of a few very close ones. The Black Prophecy team put everything on the line for this title to succeed, working any and all angles to keep hope alive even after Reakktor had to shut its doors. Financial realities don’t always pause for effort though, which brings us to this point in time.
We hope you’ll enjoy Black Prophecy for the next four weeks with us, and work together to give it a fun and wonderful send-off. We will be planning some in-game fun and events over the next few weeks as we prepare to send this ship into the darkness of the universe. So long for now, and we wish you all a bright future.
The Black Prophecy Team
It’s sad when a space game – or any game, really – shuts down. I hope these folks find great jobs elsewhere.
And you didn’t even review it yet!
It was on the list…way, way down…but it’s there!
It basically felt like an MMO (and slightly more graphically up-to-date) version of Freelancer, only not quite as good gameplay-wise. It is sad to see it go though, because I’d planned on revisiting it some time to see how it had developed.