Endless Horde

Endless Horde launched on April 10, 2017 as a tower defense game and received a steady stream of feature patches throughout 2017 and into mid-2018 — at least 12 numbered updates in total. The last patch directly for Endless Horde was Update #12 (v2.5.12), posted on June 21, 2018. From that point on, Ominous Entertainment shifted its focus to releasing new games rather than updating Endless Horde. Their news posts from late 2018 onward announce entirely separate titles: Defense: Abominations (August 2018), Time Splatter (November 2018), Dragon Chase (February 2019), Orc Raid (July 2019), and ZHive (August 2019). None of these posts mention any planned updates or new content for Endless Horde. The June 2018 update itself included a candid note from the developer acknowledging that declining indie sales had reduced their budget for updating older games, and that some planned features were being cancelled. This is consistent with the observed pattern of Endless Horde receiving no further updates after that point. There are no unreleased DLC listings, no announced roadmap, and no developer statement promising future content for the game. The store description shows a straightforward feature list with no mention of upcoming expansions or ongoing updates. The last developer communication touching on Endless Horde was June 21, 2018 — now over seven years ago. The game appears to have launched as a complete, self-contained product and received post-launch improvements before the developer moved on to new projects.