Dragon Nest Europe Will Be Shutting Down In May
After a little over three years in operation, Dragon Nest will be shutting down its servers in Europe as Cherry Credit’s contract with developer Eyedentity Games expires. According to a post on the Dragon Nest EU site, the servers will officially go offline on May 15th at 6am CEST with the in-game cash shop closing down about a month earlier on April 17th.
Cherry Credits strongly advises players to use up all their remaining DNP before the cash shop closes. “Unused DNP will not be refunded nor converted after the closure of the Cash Shop,” says the publisher.
“We would like to take this opportunity to thank all players for their warm support and enthusiasm since Dragon Nest EU launched in 2016. Your legacy of bravery and vigilance in Althea will always be remembered. May you keep this ferocious fighting spirit with you forever, and may we meet again soon!”
Whether another publisher will be taking over operations still remains to be seen but don’t worry, Dragon Nest NA is still up and running. In fact, a small patch will be rolling out in just a few hours which will introduce Loffy’s Dicey Dungeon Event along with a fix for the Monster Damage Bug so don’t be surprised if the servers come down for a few hours. Servers are expected to go back online by 7am EDT.
