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Independent developer Robotoki and Nexon have broken off their agreement for
Nexon to publish Human Element, the debut game from this studio formed by
Robert Bowling, former creative strategist for Infinity Ward's Call of Duty
series. Word is the goals of the companies ceased being aligned upon the
decision that this will no longer be a free-to-play game. "As the game evolved
we realized that the elements that make Human Element the most fun would be
hindered by keeping it a free-to-play experience," Bowling explains
in an email to Gamasutra. "Therefore, we made the decision to switch to a
premium experience for our players; which also meant that working with the
premier publisher in free-to-play was no longer the best partnership fit for the
game we were creating."
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