Time-bending multiplayer FPS Lemnis Gate won’t reach its second birthday. An update from Ratloop Games and Frontier Foundry (opens in new tab), posted yesterday, has informed the game’s players that the game will be removed from sale on April 11 pending the final shutdown of its multiplayer servers on July 11, a few months short of September 28, the would-be second anniversary of its release.

For PC players, July 11 will be the last possible opportunity to play Lemnis Gate at all, according to the update from the devs. While console players will be able to “access local multiplayer and training modes” on their machines seemingly in perpetuity, PC players will “be unable to play beyond that point”. Some players in the comments on the announcement (opens in new tab) are begging the devs to enable local play on PC after the game dies, but there’s been no sign of a response yet. Hard luck if you only recently bought the game, I guess.

There are two constants in a Tekken game, and that’s the inclusion of Paul Phoenix in the game roster and his incredibly vertical hairstyle. There are three traditions, technically, if you’re counting Phoenix being beaten by a bear. For Tekken 8, that tradition is being kept mostly intact, although this time, Phoenix is entering the King of the Iron Fist tournament with a new look that is drastically different from previous incarnations.

Beyond a new hairstyle that looks like it was stolen from a K-pop boy band, not much has changed when it comes to the punishment that Phoenix dishes out. Using a hybrid mix of karate and judo, Paul delivers powerful and precise blows to finish off opponents. As seen in the trailer, he still has his signature Death Fist attack, which has a long build-up time but delivers devastating damage if it connects.