Tag: Epic Games
Rumbleverse shutting down February 28th
Iron Galaxy Studios announced earlier today that Rumbleverse, their wrestling-themed battle royale brawler, will be shutting down after just six months since its release last August. The free-to-play game will likely remain available until it goes offline on February 28th for anyone now looking to give it a shot. The team offered two announcements today
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Epic begins delisting older titles & DLC, most online services to shut down January 24th [UPDATE]
[UPDATE 12/20/22] GOG.com announced this morning that UT 2004, UT GOTY, Unreal Gold and Unreal 2 will be leaving their platform on Friday December 23rd. Our original post from December 15th continues below. Epic Games announced yesterday that several older “out-of-date” titles and DLC were beginning to be removed from digital stores and that online
That Matrix Awakens Unreal 5 tech demo is going away July 9th, will remain re-downloadable
At some point after launching on December 9th, 2021 the website for The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience was updated with a deadline: Not explored The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience yet? There’s still time! The UE5 tech demo will only be available in stores until July 9. Download it before
The Matrix Awakens is an Unreal Engine tech demo that’ll probably be delisted [UPDATE: It’s Live]
[UPDATE 12/10/21] The countdown ended and now I know why the download was 26gb. There’s some upfront video footage featuring Keanu and Carrie-Anne and then a scripted chase scene that leads into a much more open tech demo. I recorded the end of the countdown, the chase scene, and a few minutes with the demo.
Rocket League going Free-to-Play, leaving Steam for Epic this Summer
Writing up the news that Rocket League is leaving Steam is not something I expected to do for at least… 3-5 more years? At least for now the game isn’t shutting down outright, it just won’t be available to new players on Steam starting later this summer. That’s because Rocket League is going free-to-play while
The Walking Dead: The Final Season begins again on January 15th, full game now exclusive to Epic on PC
When we last got an update on the fate of The Walking Dead: The Final Season back in November, it was simply confirmation that series creator Robert Kirkman’s Skybound Entertainment would bring the final two episodes to release… sometime. There was a lot of behind-the-scenes work “logistically and legally to get us to a place
