We have a bit of a rhythm in moving from PC to mobile and so on.' 'There's lots of areas to support on the project, as you can imagine. Godus is an ongoing project, on both PC and mobile,' he said. Phillips denied the suggestion development on Godus has ceased. 'We feel that the next update for Steam needs to have something more than just 'extra' content.' 'We added extra content to Wars a few weeks after launch,' Phillips said. The last communication on Steam was on 18th March - to announce a sale celebrating 22cans' fourth birthday. Godus Wars' last update was on 2nd March - nearly four months ago. What 'more content'? Phillips was unable to say. Of course, as and when we need more content we'll talk to Konrad as he knows the process well.'

'He completed these for the last update so his contract ran down. 'Konrad was actually a contractor and was tasked with building the levels on Godus Wars,' Phillips said.

Then, 22cans said 11 people had worked on Godus Wars, including lead designer Konrad Naszynski.Įurogamer has heard Naszynski was made redundant earlier this year, but speaking to Eurogamer, 22cans CEO Simon Phillips said the developer simply did not renew his contract (Peter Molyneux declined to comment for this story). Godus Wars was supposed to breathe new life into the god game, but 22cans has been silent since March 2016.īack in February, 22cans relaunched Godus as Godus Wars, replacing its Steam page in the process. Peter Molyneux's controversial god simulation has been stuck on Steam as an Early Access title ever since it launched there in September 2013.Īnd now, sources tell Eurogamer, developer 22cans has moved over almost entirely to the studio's next game, The Trail. Development on the PC version of Godus has ground to a halt, Eurogamer understands.

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