Oddfellows Software announced on February 2nd that several of their games will be removed from Steam in two weeks, on or close to February 15th. The games include Big Bears Bad Advice, Frog X Log, Gator Parade, Love the game, Loathe the game, and Skin Stealers, all of which are free-to-play and now bear the
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Home Land leaving Steam soon
Developer Z.A. Games announced on February 4th that their game 家园 (Home Land) will be removed from Steam soon. Dear players, this game will be off the shelf on the Steam platform in recent days. Thank you for your support! Steam Announcement – February 4th, 2023 Presumably happening within the week, you can grab the
Brave Survivors leaving Steam February 10th
Posted on Friday, the very brief notice on the Steam Store page for Brave Survivors reads simply “the suspension will be on February 10, 2023”. An earlier forum post asked about the game’s Japanese language support and the equally short reply, translated from Chinese, was “if we live, there will be Japanese or Korean”. Clearly
Echo VR on Oculus shutting down on August 1st
Ready at Dawn announced on January 31st that their competitive VR frisbee-combat game, Echo VR, will be shutting down on August 1st. Add-on and in-game purchases were disabled alongside the announcement which follows below: At Ready At Dawn, we pride ourselves on being open and communicative with our community. To that end, we have news
CrossfireX on Xbox One and Series X|S shuts down on May 18th
CrossfireX, once touted for being the exclusive home console version of the long-standing PC series Crossfire, will soon be shutting down on May 18th. The announcement was posted earlier today confirming that the free-to-play Xbox One and Series X|S shooter will remain available to download until the end. Purchases of in-game currency have already been
Fortress V2 shutting down on Steam March 22nd
Fortress V2, a multiplayer take on the classic Scorched Earth and Worms gameplay that launched on Steam in 2020, will be shutting down in just about two months on March 22nd. The announcement was posted back in December with DLC purchases disabled shortly thereafter but the free-to-play game remains available for interested players until March.
Knockout City shutting down on June 6th, standalone PC version coming later
Velan Studios announced late on Thursday that Knockout City‘s Season 9 update would be its last and that the game will be shutting down on June 6th at 12pm UTC (7am EST). Game director Jeremy Russo provided an extensive blog post about the Season 9 update, the decision to shut the game down, and the
Big City Stories on PlayStation 4 shutting down April 1st
Big City Stories — a funky mix of SimCity, Crazy Taxi, and PlayStation Home released in 2016 — will be shut down and removed from the PlayStation Store soon on April 1st. No announcement has been made about the shutdown aside from the game’s PlayStation Store page having recently been updated with a note that
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Is the Xbox 360 Marketplace closing completely in May 2023? [UPDATE: Not Just Yet!]
[UPDATE] Well that didn’t even take until Friday. Gematsu posted to Twitter that according to a Microsoft spokesperson the site heard from “this message was posted in error and we can confirm the Xbox 360 marketplace will not close in May 2023”. Our original post from earlier tonight follows. The news that broke earlier this
Konami’s Crimesight leaves Steam on Feb 27th, servers shut down May 1st
Konami’s self-professed ‘Competitive Mystery Simulation Game’ Crimesight will be removed from sale on Steam on February 27th and its servers shut down on May 1st. The news was shared on the game’s Steam Store page on January 30th. Thank you for playing CRIMESIGHT. This service has continued to operate with the support of many users
Crayta game-creation and social platform shuts down March 3rd
Crayta first launched on Google Stadia back in 2020 as a game creation suite, social space, and gameplay portal along the lines of Roblox or Project Spark. Users could play games created by the community, level up and unlock avatar items, or dive in and make some games themselves. It then launched on the Epic