Huxley, the sci-fi first person shooter MMO that was first announced over five years ago, is getting back together with its original developer
Webzen. Big Download received an email today from Huxley's now former publisher
NHN USA that it "has agreed to transfer future international publishing plans of
Huxley: The Dystopia back to its developer, Webzen."
The statement added, "Both NHN USA and Webzen are internal divisions of NHN Corporation, and Webzen is currently revamping their international publishing platform. As part of this new global program, Webzen intends to self-publish
Huxley. Our team at NHN USA fully support this decision after serious internal discussions between both divisions."
Announced in February 2005 as a retail game, the title has been delayed numerous times. In mid-2008 NHN USA announced that it would publish
Huxley as a free-to-play game on its
ijji.com web portal. The game actually went into closed beta testing
in the summer of 2009 but since that test was completed NHN USA has only said that it was "working with the development team in Korea to iron out the kinks" in the game. There is still no word on when
Huxley will actually be released.