When Rapid Reality purchased the Aura Engine late last year, Endless Ages was thrown in. The move slipped under the radar, but according to Adam Ghetti, it may turn out to be one of the biggest parts of the deal.

Endless Ages is an MMOFPS that was first released in 2003. It received lukewarm reviews and quickly disappeared from the minds of most gamers. Yet, it hobbled on and still has a few subscribers. They could have easily just moved it into the MMOCenter one-subscription fee plan and left it there for future subscribers to their other titles, but instead they’ve taken a different approach.

Endless Ages will soon be back in beta.

For current subscribers, this means little. They’ll be able to keep playing the game as it has always existed and get a free beta account to-boot. Eventually, however, when Endless Ages in its reshaped form is complete, they and their characters will be absorbed fully into the title and the original game shut down.

In the meantime, Rapid Reality has diverted a solid amount of resources to fixing the game.