Spectre Divide and Developer Mountaintop Studios to Shut Down After Six Months

The tactical shooter struggled with declining player numbers and revenue, leading to the closure of both the game and its studio.

Spectre Divide, launched in September 2024, will go offline within the next 30 days due to unsustainable player counts and revenue.
Mountaintop Studios, the developer behind the game, will shut down operations by the end of this week after failing to secure additional funding or a publisher.
The game’s unique mechanic of controlling two characters initially attracted 400,000 players, but daily active users and revenue sharply declined after launch.
Season 1, launched in February 2025, failed to revive interest, peaking at just 10,000 concurrent players across all platforms.
Refunds will be issued for all in-game purchases made since the launch of the first season, as confirmed by Mountaintop CEO Nate Mitchell.