Pipeworks Studios and Seismic Games announced on Wednesday that Magic Spellslingers, their fast-paced take on the deckbuilding gameplay of Magic: The Gathering, will be shutting down on June 4th. In-game purchases were disabled on Wednesday alongside the brief announcement. It is with both gratitude and sorrow that we are announcing the sunset of Magic Spellslingers.
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Volzerk: Monsters and Lands Unknown shutting down March 29th
Developer COLOPL updated the Steam Store description for Volzerk just a few weeks ago and used the space to announce the game’s upcoming shutdown. Launched on Steam and mobile just over a year ago in January of 2023, Volzerk is COLOPL’s only title not designed for VR and it’s also another take on the “monster
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‘Small Radios Big Televisions’ leaving soon, could lead a wave of Adult Swim Games delistings [UPDATE]
[UPDATE 03/07/24] More Adult Swim Games titles are indeed headed for a delisting. Studio Bean, the developer behind Soundodger+ on Steam, recently confirmed on their Discord server that the game would also be removed within the 60 day window described in the original post below. “There’s nothing I can do about it except reupload a
Big Fat Battle shutting down March 6th
Developer Robot Squid announced on Sunday, March 3rd that Big Fat Battle will be shutting down in just a few day’s time on March 6th. The announcement only states that the decision was made for “various reasons” but since the game’s Early Access launch in November of 2023 and even after its free-to-play transition in
Paragon: The Overprime shutting down on April 22nd
Publisher Netmarble announced on Thursday of this past week that Paragon: The Oveprime will be shutting down on April 22nd. The free-to-play “Action MOBA” launched in Early Access on PC back in December of 2022 and was set in the same world as the original Paragon which itself was shut down in 2018. The announcement
Hero Shooter, Gigantic, makes a surprise return with upcoming Rampage Edition
At the hands of a new developer and publisher, Motiga’s Gigantic property is making a surprise return on April 9th. Gearbox Publishing announced Gigantic: Rampage Edition on Tuesday and revealed that the new title will launch simultaneously on Steam and on both old and new PlayStation and Xbox consoles. With crossplay uniting all players it
Obey Me leaving Steam, PlayStation, Xbox on February 15th
Publisher Blowfish Games announced back on January 14th that the Steam release of Obey Me from developer Error 404 would be delisted on that platform on February 15th. Frequent delisting contributor, Needles078, followed up with the publisher on their Discord server where they confirmed that the PlayStation and Xbox versions will also be going away
Hellish Quart leaves GOG.com on Feb. 15th but will continue to receive updates
GOG.com announced late last week that the Early Access title, Hellish Quart, will be leaving the platform on February 15th. But in an odd addendum, the announcement points out that the GOG.com version will continue to receive updates “to retain parity” with the still-available Steam release. We’d like to inform you that due to the
Lost Ark shutting down in Japan on March 20th
Japanese publisher PMANG announced back on January 17th that their release of Lost Ark, Smilegate’s free-to-play MMO from 2019, will be shutting down in that territory on March 20th. By the end of January all in-game purchases had been concluded and their internet cafe service was ended. You can check out the schedule and a
Already delisted, Super Mega Baseball 2 loses online features on July 24th
Electronic Arts made a small update to their Online Services Shutdown page and have confirmed that Super Mega Baseball 2 will lose its online features as of July 24th, 2024. The 2018 release was just delisted at the end of January on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Steam so it’s no surprise that
Nordcurrent is the new owner of Cinemaware’s recently delisted titles
Publisher Nordcurrent announced earlier this week that it has purchased publishing rights to Cinemaware’s classic roster of PC games from Starbreeze who originally purchased the studio’s properties back in 2016. This confirms the speculation that the recent delistings of Cinemaware’s remaining titles on GOG.com were indeed due to the change in ownership. Cinemaware’s titles on
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Spec Ops: The Line, already delisted on Steam, will be leaving all digital storefronts soon [UPDATE: It’s gone]
[UPDATE 02/01/24] That didn’t take long. The game was delisted on GOG.com shortly after our post went up on January 31st and the Xbox release has been removed as of February 1st. Our original post from the 31st continues below: Spec Ops: The Line first disappeared on Steam on Monday of this week with no