Seven years after its first alpha tests, Triangle Factory's competitive VR shooter Hyper Dash will go dark on November 1st, 2026 — a casualty of the quiet arithmetic that governs live-service games, where maintenance costs eventually outpace the revenue a shrinking player base can sustain. What distinguishes this ending from so many silent digital deaths is the care taken before the lights go out: a final update preserving offline play, free credits distributed to every remaining player, and a studio that chose honesty over extraction. In an era when the Stop Killing Games movement is asking h