Steam MMO Zenith: Nexus is shutting down, with December 18 officially set as its discontinuation date. Apart from Steam, the game is also ceasing operations on several other platforms.
Developed by San Francisco-based Ramen VR (incorporated as TribeVR Inc.), the title originally launched in January 2022 as an anime open-world VR MMO Zenith: The Last City before undergoing a major restructuring in 2024. Rather than replacing the original experience, Ramen VR reorganized it into Zenith: Nexus, a VR-only title containing two separate game modes. The newly introduced Zenith: Infinite Realms became its free-to-play entry point, offering a more traditional, session-based action RPG built around procedural co-op runs, while the original Zenith: The Last City continued as the game's open-world MMO mode and was sold as paid DLC.
Time for bittersweet goodbyes, because these MMORPGs are shutting their doors from any new content.
Ramen VR formally announced the Zenith: Nexus shutdown on October 21, saying that the game's servers will remain online until 10:00 AM PST on Friday, December 18. The move is absolute and permanent, with the Californian developer saying its live-service game will no longer be accessible in any shape or...
