Allison Road cancellation due to Team 17 split, Lilith says

Developer Lilith has blamed the recent shock cancellation of horror title Allison Road on a split with publishing partner Team 17.

After a long consideration between Team17 and ourselves, we have reached a mutual agreement to end our collaboration on publishing Allison Road under Team17’s Games label,” Lileth said.

Sometimes things pan out differently than expected as game development and publishing have so many layers of complexity… We’d like to especially thank everyone for their support through-out, it has and will always be appreciated.”

Which of course probably asks more questions than it answers, chief of which is what happened with Team 17?

Add to this the fact that the game was mid-way through a Kickstarter last year when it ditched crowdfunding to partner with Team 17. So will it crowdfund again? Who owns the rights? For now, it seems, Lileth is staying quiet.

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