Friday the 13th shutting down dedicated servers this month

Don't worry though — you can still play the game.

What you need to know


Friday the 13th, the asymmetrical survival horror game, is getting its final patch in November.
Dedicated servers will be decomissioned, but players can still play since servers will remain active.
The final patch will fix a long list of issues players have been having.


This month will have a Friday the 13th, but it also marks the end of another Friday the 13th.

The asymmetrical survival horror game, which released in 2017 and was based on the popular horror movie franchise, will be getting its last patch in November, publisher Gun Media wrote in a forum post Tuesday. Among a long list of fixes, developers will be shutting down dedicated servers.

This doesn't mean the game is completely going away. Users can still play in matches thanks to peer to peer matchmaking in Quick Play lobbies. They can also play in private matches. Player progression and any unlocks will also remain active and the Double XP, CP...