From Software announced back on December 22nd of last year that two of their older titles, Armored Core: Verdict Day and the PS3/Xbox 360 versions of Dark Souls II would lose online features on March 31st, 2024. Additionally, Verdict Day’s DLC will be removed from sale after the shutdown. From Software’s official announcements follow: As
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Age of Booty leaving Xbox Store on March 28th
Capcom announced on Twitter earlier today that Age of Booty will be leaving the Xbox Games Store in one week on March 28th, joining the previously delisted Steam and PlayStation 3 versions. No similar announcements were made for other Xbox 360 era titles from Capcom so far suggesting this has something to do with Age
GOG brings Alpha Protocol back to life after 2019 delisting
GOG.com announcements typically appear here on the site because their community team has announced another upcoming delisting for the platform. So it’s a nice surprise to be reporting today that GOG is bringing one of those delisted games back to the market. That game is Alpha Protocol, the much-loved and also much-maligned “espionage RPG” originally
Kemono Heroes leaving Switch eShop in North America and Europe
NIS America announced on Twitter on Friday that Kemono Heroes will be leaving the Nintendo Switch eShop in North America and Europe on March 30th and 31st respectively. The 4-player hack & slash adventure from Mad Gear Games released exclusively on the platform back in 2020 before making its way to Google Stadia in 2021.
TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection to be delisted on ALL platforms in Japan on March 29th
Initially discovered on the game’s Steam Store page earlier today, notices have since been identified announcing the delisting of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection in Japan for all platforms. Konami has given no explanation so far but we can at least confirm that the game will be removed from sale on March 29th
Amid Adult Swim delistings, Warner Bros. announces the return of MultiVersus on May 28th
Here’s a bit of whiplash for you. After the last week of surreptitiously condemning over a dozen titles to be delisted, Warner Bros. is back in the headlines today but this time it’s to announce that MultiVersus is finally on its way back. The “platform fighter” was removed from digital stores last April and its
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As more developers confirm, it looks likely that ALL Adult Swim Games titles will be removed by May [UPDATE: Better Links]
[UPDATE 03/09/24] I had some time this morning to gather the links for the list of games. Also, a reader pointed out that Westerado isn’t self-published so it’s still at risk of a delisting. We’ll continue to update as things happen. On a side note, thanks so much to everyone who found, commented, and shared
Magic Spellslingers shutting down June 4th
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.
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