Based on player feedback, Nightingale developers to add offline single-player mode

, by Thibaut

Based on player feedback, Nightingale developers to add offline single-player mode

Freshly released in early access this week, Nightingale has so far received only "mixed" reviews on Steam. In particular, players are complaining about the need to connect to the game's servers even to play solo.

In a press release, Inflexion Games said it had taken this comment into account. The studio admits to having "misjudged what some of you were looking for in your experience". As a result, the developers will prioritize the release of an offline mode, which will arrive "as soon as feasible".

Source: store.steampowered.com

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