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Drawn To Death Will Shut Down In March
Drawn to Death, the lone survivor of David Jaffe’s studio, The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency, has been given an expiration date.
The uniquely aggressive hand-drawn twist on the multi-player shooter genre will face the music on March 25, according to the PlayStation store. Though the game never received critical acclaim, it did have its devoted followers and received DLC Twisted Metal and God of War skins.
If you are still interested in playing the game before Sony pulls the plug, Drawn to Death will be up for at least a few more months, so seize the opportunity before its gone. Unsure about it? Take a gander at the Game Informer review here.
[Source: PlayStation Store]
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