Following the shutdown of _Anthem_ servers in January, a dedicated community is attempting to revive the game. A recent video showcased the game partially loading on a simulated server, sparking excitement. However, the team, working through the Fort's Forge Discord, cautions against premature expectations, emphasizing that the project is still in its early stages of development and faces significant hurdles.

This revival project involves reverse-engineering _Anthem_ using the Frostbite engine, a proprietary game engine. The team is analyzing network traffic and breaking down the game's architecture, focusing on emulating essential services like player authentication and tracking player information. Key figures include experienced Frostbite tinkerers who are key to understanding the game's inner workings.

The team is currently focused on emulating the Blaze server and Bioware Online Services (BIGS), which are critical for player authentication and progress tracking. While a proof-of-concept video exists, the team still needs to ensure smooth quest progression and overall gameplay. Recovering player characters is also a goal.

Ultimately, the success of this fan-led initiative hinges on overcoming technical challenges related to the Frostbite engine. The project's progress is a testament to the community's passion for _Anthem_. The team is focused on ensuring the game is playable without relying on EA's servers.