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Ramen VR plans to shut down the servers for Zenith: The Last City and Zenith: Infinite Realms at 10 a.m. Pacific time on Dec. 18, 2026. Sales of The Last City and the game’s premium Zennies currency ended Oct. 21, while new players will lose download access to Infinite Realms on Nov. 18.

Ramen VR will shut down the servers for Zenith at 10 a.m. Pacific time on Friday, Dec. 18, 2026, ending online access to its virtual-reality MMORPG. New players will no longer be able to download the game after Nov. 18, and sales of Zenith: The Last City and its premium currency have already stopped.

The shutdown affects both versions of the game: the paid Zenith: The Last City and the free-to-play Zenith: Infinite Realms. Ramen VR’s announcement sets the same server closure date for the game, so existing players can continue playing only until the servers go offline. The planned closure is a firm end to online access, rather than a further pause in updates.

Sales of The Last City and Zennies, the game’s premium currency, ended on Oct. 21, 2026. Infinite Realms is scheduled to remain available to download until Wednesday, Nov. 18. After that date, new users will not be able to download Zenith; people who already have access can keep playing until the December shutdown.

Before sales and downloads end, the game is listed on the Horizon Store for Quest 2 and later headsets and on Steam for PC VR. The dates are presented in Pacific time for the server closure; players in other time zones should check the corresponding local time.

A Final Date for Zenith Players

The announcement changes the status of Zenith from a game without planned updates to a game with a scheduled end of service. Players have a limited period to access the online world, and people who have not downloaded it by Nov. 18 will lose the stated opportunity to install it as a new user. Once the servers close, the supplied information does not indicate that an offline mode will be available.

The end of sales also matters to current and prospective players. The Last City can no longer be purchased, and Zennies can no longer be bought, while the remaining download window for Infinite Realms is only until Nov. 18. Players may want to check their platform listing and account access before that cutoff. The announcement does not state whether any purchases, currency balances, or other player data will be refunded or preserved after shutdown.

For the VR game market, the closure is a reminder of the operational demands of online multiplayer titles: a game can attract a substantial audience and still require continuing support to keep its services running. That broader point is consistent with the history reported for Zenith, but the studio has not provided new financial figures alongside the shutdown date.

From Content Halt to Closure

Zenith: The Last City launched in 2022. Road to VR reports that the game drew hundreds of thousands of players over the years and that Ramen VR secured tens of millions of dollars in funding. Despite that reach, the studio struggled to retain users, and the game ultimately became financially unsustainable, according to the report.

In July 2024, Ramen VR said it would stop developing new content for Zenith. At the time, it did not announce an immediate shutdown: the studio said shards for both the paid game and free-to-play Infinite Realms would remain available for the “foreseeable future.” Ramen VR also tried a free-to-play model as part of efforts to revive the game.

The new announcement sets an endpoint to that previously open-ended period of continued service. The original paid game was later configured as paid downloadable content with the release of Infinite Realms. Now, sales have ended and the server closure date has been set, while access remains temporarily available to existing players.

“for the foreseeable future”

— Ramen VR, in July 2024

Details Players Still Need

The closure date and access deadlines have been announced, but several practical details are not specified in the available information. Ramen VR has not stated whether players will receive refunds for purchases or unused Zennies, whether character or account data will be preserved, or whether any part of the game will work offline after the servers go dark.

The announcement also does not describe what will happen to community services or related account features after Dec. 18. The stated schedule is that Infinite Realms can be downloaded through Nov. 18 and existing players can continue until the server shutdown. Any change to that schedule, or additional information about post-shutdown access, has not been provided here.

Download and Shutdown Dates

The next stated cutoff is Nov. 18, 2026, when new users will lose the ability to download Zenith. Players who already have access can continue playing until 10 a.m. Pacific time on Dec. 18, 2026, when Ramen VR plans to take the servers offline. The game is currently listed for Quest 2 and later on the Horizon Store and for PC VR on Steam.

Players should watch for any further notice from Ramen VR about refunds, account data, or possible offline access. No such arrangements are specified in the announced schedule. Unless the studio changes its plans, server closure in December will end online play for both versions.

Source: Road to VR

Key Questions

When will Zenith’s servers shut down?

Ramen VR has scheduled the shutdown for 10 a.m. Pacific time on Friday, Dec. 18, 2026.

Can new players still download Zenith?

Infinite Realms is scheduled to remain available for download through Nov. 18, 2026. After that, new users will not be able to download the game, according to the announced schedule.

Can current players keep playing until the shutdown?

Yes. Existing players can continue playing until the servers close on Dec. 18, 2026. The announcement does not describe offline play after that date.

Where is Zenith currently available?

The game is listed on the Horizon Store for Quest 2 and later and on Steam for PC VR headsets. Sales of The Last City and Zennies ended Oct. 21, 2026.

Will players receive refunds or keep their game data?

The available announcement does not specify refunds, unused currency, account-data retention, or whether any content will work offline after the servers close.

Source: Road to VR