Imagine Dragons lead singer's multiplayer game underperformed, but it isn't shutting down

Night Street Games said Last Flag has fallen short of player-count expectations since its April 14 release.

The studio is not shutting the multiplayer shooter down and will keep supporting it with patches and new content.

Its next focus is community-driven features, including custom lobbies and match rule sets, to help sustain the game.

The move reflects an effort to keep the Steam title alive despite a weak launch.