The "serene online RPG" Book of Travels turned some heads before its launch into early access in 2021, but almost immediately ran into trouble: Just a couple months later, developer Might and Delight laid off staff, and while it committed to ongoing development in the future, little was heard from it beyond that aside from occasional small patches and updates.
Now Might and Delight is finally bringing the project to an end, announcing that servers will close on July 31—but it's adding an "offline, singleplayer experience" so fans can continue to play, and opening the door to unlimited modding as well.
After apologizing for a lack of communication that Might and Delight acknowledged was the cause of "frustration" among the game's remaining followers, the studio admitted that it had simply taken on more than it could handle with the game.
"We could not deliver what we wanted to, and what we had prom...
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