Purgatory

Purgatory launched on June 22, 2016, and the developer explicitly described the game as complete at launch, noting that while they released a "development build," they felt the content itself was finished. Post-launch activity consisted entirely of a launch-day bug fix patch (June 23, 2016) and a stability fix in February 2017 — both purely maintenance updates with no new content. On March 7, 2019, the developer posted a candid statement explaining that sales had been non-existent for some time and announcing they were making the game free to play. Crucially, they expressed uncertainty about whether they could continue developing games at all, citing financial pressures. This was the last official communication about Purgatory, and it signals a clear wind-down of any involvement with the title. There has been no developer communication of any kind since March 7, 2019. The developer's news posts during this period were almost entirely announcements for other games in their catalog (Atonement 2, Purgatory II, State of Anarchy: Master of Mayhem), not updates to Purgatory itself. No DLC was ever released or announced for this game, and the store description contains no references to planned content. The game shipped as a self-contained, finished product and has received no content updates since its launch period bug fixes.