The topic of always-online live-service games shutting down and ultimately becoming unplayable has been a popular topic of internet discourse for many years. Through my work on Towerborne I've seen first-hand just how challenging and time-consuming it can be to make a game originally designed like this work offline. Every game has its own unique challenges in both design and technical architecture, making offlining a uniquely complex undertaking that is hard to understand for many of its players. However, the Native AOT approach we leveraged shows that it is possible and I hope other developers finding themselves in a similar position find it useful in showcasing one possible path.
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What about other solutions? In the era of Docker we are primed to think about portability. Surely we could find a solution to directly leverage our existing C# codebase. What about running the services locally on specific ports? That won’t work on consoles. What about C# to C++ solutions like Unity’s IL2CPP? Proprietary and closed source. None of the immediately obvious solutions were viable here.