Montas

Montas entered Steam Early Access on March 24, 2014 as a survival horror game built in Unreal Engine 3. The developer, Organic Humans, posted a series of feature updates through late 2014, then in July 2015 announced a significant pivot: the game would be rebuilt in Unreal Engine 4, with a prequel chapter to be released first on Early Access before the full game launched. That plan was never fulfilled. Development updates resumed briefly in mid-2017, with two videos in June and one in August 2017 showcasing work-in-progress features like body awareness, stealth mechanics, and footstep sound systems in what appeared to be the UE4 rebuild. The last developer communication of any kind was on August 13, 2017. Since that date — now nearly 9 years ago — there have been no patch notes, announcements, development diaries, or any other posts from Organic Humans. The game remains available for purchase on Steam in Early Access, and the store page still describes the promised final version in Unreal Engine 4, the planned DK2 VR support, and the Collector's Edition reward for Early Access buyers. None of these commitments have been delivered, and the developer has provided no explanation for the prolonged silence. The game currently holds a 36% positive review rating from 169 reviews.