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Catherine Lewis

Hytale studio founder isn't giving up yet on reviving the canceled game, but says "suggestions to use another game or engine" to bring it back are "out of touch"

Screenshot from Hytale, showing three warriors with a sword, bow, and staff sighting a big, icy dragon.

The effort to save Minecraft-inspired sandbox game Hytale is ongoing, but the original founder of developer Hypixel says that "suggestions to use another game or engine" to revive it are "out of touch" with what the game was meant to be in the first place.

Last month, it was announced that Hytale is being canceled, with studio Hypixel also winding down. However, founder Simon Collins-Laflamme isn't letting the game go down without a fight, having stated that he'll be reaching out to Riot Games to see what can be done about reviving it, even if the reality of bringing it back could "make my life shitty for a long while."

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