Lords of the Fallen 2 is no longer being published by Epic Games

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Lords of the Fallen 2 is no longer being published by Epic Games

CI Games has announced a major change for its upcoming Souls-like, expected later this year. Epic Games is no longer the publisher of Lords of the Fallen 2.

The contract between the two companies was terminated on April 14, 2026. A document confirmed this information this week. It had not been released earlier because doing so could have "prejudiced the Company's legitimate interests." This decision does not affect the use of the Unreal Engine 5 or Epic’s online services.

CI Games is now the sole publisher of the title. For players, this means that the PC version of Lords of the Fallen 2 could also come to Steam at launch. So far, only the Epic Games Store has a page dedicated to the game.

Source: bankier.pl

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