This will be its third attempt at making an EVE-based shooter, and certainly not the first time the company has backtracked on ambitious plans - back in 2017 it announced it was taking a break from VR development, leading to the closure of two of its global offices. In any case, CCP is probably right to be a little cagey about making any formal announcements. Speaking of game - which purposefully does not yet have a title - Kellion said, 'We want to show you rather than tell you how we have evolved this concept and we're looking forward to doing so when the time comes to present this concept as a fully-fledged game.' In January 2016 the Regional Project of the Japan-Caribbean Climate Change Partnership (J-CCCP) was launched in Barbados.

To say details of the replacement game are vague is something of an understatement. In a statement on Reddit, CCP's George Kellion said that the long-awaited Project Nova was getting the chop because its 'gameplay experience as presented at EVE Vegas '18 would not have achieved our ambitious goals for this concept.'īut he then goes on to say that there's another EVE shooter in the works, this time developed in London instead of Iceland, where Project Nova was born. CCP is in no rush to release Project Nova until we’re satisfied it provides a rock-solid gameplay experience and visuals to match. CCP Games has given up on its EVE Online-inspired shooter Project Nova, but don't worry, it's now working on. Project Nova continues to evolve and we remain committed to delivering a high-quality team-based shooter experience to EVE Online fans, while exploring new and exciting opportunities to integrate the two games.

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