Fortune's Run came out in early access in September 2023, and it has yet to reach the full release status. The developer would "like to finish this one", but three years is a long

Dizzie, the creator of Fortune’s Run, a well-known first-person shooter, has announced that she’s stopping the development after receiving a three-year prison sentence. The announcement was shared on Fortune’s Steam page.

The Fortune's Run developer known only as Dizzie has revealed that development on the game will end...because they're going to prison.

The developer of well-received Steam Early Access first-person shooter Fortune's Run has ceased work on the game after receiving a three-year prison sentence. In a shock announcement on the Fortune’s Run Steam page,

Retr immersive-sim Fortune's Run is indefinitely on hold after solo developer Dizzie was sentenced to three years in prison.

The sole developer of a Steam first-person shooter announces work on the game will pause for an extended time while they serve a prison sentence.

Fortune's Run launched into Steam early access in September 2023, and quickly became a favourite on the PCG team. The game is like an immersive sim on fast-forward, with lightning fast melee combat, deep stealth mechanics,

The developer's imprisonment has put a stop to the work on Fortune's Run. He's committed to finishing it, but it's hard to say what the future holds.

Retro immersive-sim Fortune's Run has had its early access development paused due to its sole developer being sentenced to prison. In an update on Steam, developer Dizzie explained why the game's other developer left the project and admitted to being sentenced to three years in prison,

In case you've not heard of it, Fortune's Run is a first-person shooter with immersive sim elements and an aesthetic not too dissimilar to Doom. Due to its "large scope," the game was released on Steam in early access in September 2023.