The world of ARK: Survival Evolved on the Nintendo Switch is about to get a whole lot smaller. Developer Studio Wildcard has announced that it will be sunsetting official server support for the game, as well as the ARK: Ultimate Survivor Edition, by the end of August.

This move marks the end of an era for Switch players, who will no longer be able to join or create official servers. But what led to this decision, and what does it mean for the future of the game on the Switch?

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  • Official server support will end by the end of August, affecting both ARK: Survival Evolved and ARK: Ultimate Survivor Edition.
  • This change will not affect players who have already created private servers or joined existing ones.
  • The decision to sunset official servers may be due to a decline in player numbers or a shift in focus towards other platforms.
  • Players can still expect to receive updates and support for the game, but the lack of official servers will likely change the online experience.
  • The ARK community is encouraged to share their thoughts and feedback on the decision, which may shape the future of the game on the Switch.

Source: Nintendo Life