Echo developer Ultra Ultra has shut down
Ultra Ultra, the developer behind well-received stealth-action sci-fi game, Echo, has announced its closure.
The Copenhagen-based studio, which was formed by several former members of Hitman developer IO Interactive, made the announcement on Twitter, writing that, "We're terribly sad to report that Ultra Ultra has ceased to exist." Although the developer did not elaborate on the reasons for its closure, it noted that Echo, its first and only title, would remain for sale in stores.
Echo, which released for PC and PS4 in 2017, offered a stylish, fascinating take on stealth-action adventures, employing a distinctive system which pitted players against computer-controlled versions of themselves. Every five minutes, the murderous AI in charge of Echo's strikingly baroque complex, known as The Palace, would reboot, teaching your clones all your recent moves so they can use them against you.
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