GOG.com announced yesterday that both titles in the cult favorite The Suffering series will be leaving their platform in just over a week on September 1st. Originally released on PC and consoles in the early 2000’s, The Suffering and The Suffering: Ties That Bind later launched on GOG.com in 2017 with Warner Bros. Interactive as
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Warner Bros. returning ownership of some soon-to-be-delisted Adult Swim titles
[UPDATE 05/11/24] Super Mega Team has also followed up on Twitter confirming that Rise & Shine is also going to be back in their hands It’s been about two months since developers behind several Adult Swim published titles began sharing that their games were going to be delisted with seemingly no recourse. Now on the
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
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
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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
MultiVersus temporarily shutting down on June 25th for a 2024 relaunch
Another surprise delisting announcement I missed while I was out that I wanted to circle back on was MultiVersus. The Warner Brothers cross-property Smash-like launched as an ongoing Open Beta in July of 2022 but will soon be temporarily removed from digital stores on April 4th ahead of its — also temporary — service shutting
