Fear Platinum will join GOG Save Program by next month to honor Monolith's legacy

After Monolith Productions shut down, CD Projekt's Gog rose to its timeline to retain one of Monolith's classics. Fear Platinum will join GOG Save Program By next month, this may also be the first in more Monolith games to make the plan.

2005 Expression 2005 First-person shooter games are rising GOG's timeline to “appropriately recognize Monolith's contribution to the game”. Protection Plan GOG's initiative is to make classic games playable on modern systems, keeping titles in DRM-free form and with dedicated technical support.

Gog has previously covered Hero 3 from Might and Magic 3: Complete to the original Resident Evil Trilogy, I have no mouth, I have to scream. It's the eclectic spotlight for games that can be saved on GoG's storefront, and the fear Platinum of Fear (including Basic Fear and both extensions) will soon join the lineup.

This is not the last boulder game there either. Other overall icons will also “eventually join in,” Gog said. The storefront also laughed at more news for the February 27 conservation plan.

The preservation work is a good recognition of the legacy of Monolith Productions after the sudden closure of Monolith Productions. Bloomberg's Jason Schreier broke the news yesterday Warner Bros cancels planned Wonder Woman game and closes three studios: Monolith, Player First Game and WB San Diego.

Warner Bros.’s gaming division has been in trouble for some time. although Hogwarts Legacy Winning a commercial victory for publishers Suicide Squad: Kill Justice League stimulates double-digit decline in revenueand similar financial failures Multiverse Piled in pain.

also, David Haddad will leave the company After 12 years of Helming Warner Bros. Games and Rumors say that division is considered to be sold.

Monolith's legacy goes back decades, with games like “Blood,” “Condemnation: The Origin of Crime, No Man” and online matrices. Middle Age: Mordor's Shadow becomes an instant hit, and its inventive “Hate System” inspires Warner Bros..

While Monolith may be closed, it's nice to see other companies acknowledge the impact of a studio on the media. Hopefully we can see more of Monolith's classics preserved in the coming years.

Eric is a freelance writer for IGN.