Developer Abstraction Games and Gearbox Publishing will launch Gigantic: Rampage Edition, an updated version of the 5V5 MOBA game that shut down in July 2018, on April 9 for PC, Playstation, and Xbox
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Some previous PC players of Gigantic, the MOBA game that shut down in 2018, have been invited to participate in a "one-time only, throwback event" that will begin on Thursday, October 5.
Gigantic's servers will be closing permanently in July, a year after the game launched on PC and Xbox One. All heroes will be available free of charge to all players until the servers come to close.
The developer behind the recently released free-to-play MOBA title, Gigantic, has been shut down by its parent company, Perfect World Entertainment. Gigantic will be going into maintenance mode.
After an agonizing, two-year closed beta period, Gigantic, the free-to-play strategic hero shooter has finally launched and it's available on a plethora of platforms including Windows 10 and Xbox One.
Nearly two years after the commencement of its closed beta, Gigantic will finally see its full public release towards the end of next month via the Windows Store, Xbox Store, and Steam.
The first closed beta test for upcoming MOBA, Gigantic, begins today exclusively on Windows 10 and Xbox One. Invites will be distributed throughout the day, with servers going online for the weekend.
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