The classic racing game closed down after less than 3 years! "Fast: Assembled" lights out at the end of the year

The mobile game "Fast Pleasure: Assemblage" will shut down its servers and end operations at 12:00 noon on December 28, 2026.

The open-world racing mobile game "Fast Rally", which is operated by Garena, has officially announced that it will shut down its servers and end operations at 12 noon on December 28, 2026. It will only take 2 years and 2 months from the start of operation to the end. After the announcement, players who love street racing and supercar collections have to say goodbye.

According to the official announcement on October 14, the in-game recharge function was completely shut down at 4 p.m. that day. However, the servers will still maintain normal operation before the official shutdown on December 28. Players can still log in to the game, explore, drive cars, and participate in racing activities in the open world "Hot Bay".

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"Need for Speed: Assemblage" is an open-world racing mobile game that extends the classic racing game "Need for Speed" series. It focuses on an open-world driving experience, combining street racing, police and gangster pursuits, and multiplayer competitive gameplay. It also provides authorized cars from brands such as Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche, and Audi. Players can create their own cars through vehicle modification and appearance customization. The game will be launched in Taiwan on October 31, 2024

"Fast: Assemblage" also hired Asian King Jay Chou as its official spokesperson in 2024. In the game, players can also transform into racing driver Jay and obtain exclusive characters and classic cars.

As for the unused paid coupons in player accounts, the official stated that a channel for applying for transfer on the designated webpage will be provided in the future. The detailed application time, process and applicable rules have yet to be announced. The official has not stated the specific reasons for the end of operation in the suspension announcement.

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