EA’s browser-based MMO Lord of Ultima will shutdown this May, according to the publisher.
No reason for the switch off was offered in an announcement posted on theLord of Ultima forums. The game’s servers will be pulled on Monday May 12th.
Users should be aware that any purchased in-game currency will not be refunded or transferred to other games, and EA has encouraged them to spend any currency before the closure.
Develop has more details.
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