Goddess Order, which launched on September 24, has effectively ended development just one month after its release. Kakao Games, the publisher, stated that it was informed by the developer that further updates and maintenance are impossible due to financial and management difficulties.

This information was announced on the official Goddess Order cafe on the 3rd. Regarding this, Kakao Games stated, "We have been informed by Pixel Tribe, the developer, that due to financial and management issues, all scheduled updates and maintenance from today (the 3rd) onwards are impossible," adding, "Due to these unexpected circumstances, further content, event development, and updates are not possible."

Along with the announcement, Kakao Games has disabled in-game paid purchases to prevent further user damage. Furthermore, it announced that it would provide full refunds for all paid items purchased in 'Goddess Order' to date, regardless of usage or duration, through 1-on-1 customer support inquiries. Refund inquiries can be made by tapping the account in the in-game settings, selecting 1-on-1 inquiry, choosing the 'Payment Related' category, and submitting the details.

The decision to terminate the service of Goddess Order has not yet been made. While there will be no updates and paid items will no longer be sold, the policy is to maintain the service itself. However, as it is a live-service game based on new updates, it is analyzed that maintaining it in the long term will be realistically difficult in a situation where no additional revenue can be expected.

Goddess Order, which launched on September 24, is an action RPG created by the team behind Crusader Quest, featuring its signature pixel art style and manual combat. While it had its strengths, high early-game fatigue and a lack of charm in supporting characters were pointed out as shortcomings. There were opinions that these could be improved through updates; however, with the decision to halt development due to the developer's management issues just over a month after launch, the future of these improvements remains bleak.