The studio behind Ark: Survival Evolved has announced a delay for the game’s sequel and plans for a paid current-gen upgrade to the original game
Ark 2 has been delayed, Ark 1 is getting a $40 upgrade that will kill last-gen servers.on the official Ark website, Studio Wildcard said that the Ark 2, which had previously been planned for a 2023 release, has now been held back until 2024.
On top of this, players who choose not to upgrade will lose some online functionality, as the official last-gen servers will be switched off.Announcing the delay, the studio wrote: “We’ve put much thought into delaying ARK 2 for the betterment of the final product and the team’s well-being. This news will be disappointing to many – we feel it too – but we’re confident this heavy decision is the right one.
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