Mass Effect: Andromeda

Andromeda launched March 21, 2017, to meme-tier facial-animation failures and a battered reputation. BioWare shipped a steady stream of fixes (patches 1.05 through 1.10) that materially improved animations and stability. Then, five months after launch, the studio announced update 1.10 was final — no single-player patches, no story DLC, and the Quarian Ark plotline exiled to novels and comics. Multiplayer APEX missions continued, but the single-player experience was abandoned.

• Patches shipped quickly at launch: updates 1.05, 1.06, 1.08, and 1.10 across the first four months fixed the infamous animation bugs, added customization options, and repaired storyline glitches.
• Support for single-player ended Aug 19, 2017 — just five months after launch — with BioWare stating 'There are no planned future patches for single-player or in-game story content.'
• The first Mass Effect game ever to receive zero post-release single-player DLC, despite paid story expansions being the series norm on every prior title.
• The unresolved Quarian Ark storyline — the game's biggest dangling thread — was resolved in tie-in comics and novels instead of the game, while the planned sequel was shelved and staff reallocated to Anthem.