Dreadnought shutdown pushed back to July 11th
Developer Six Foot originally announced back on December 15th that Dreadnought would be shutting down on March 19th but they tweeted out just yesterday with a bit of a reprieve. After “careful consideration” the studio has pushed the deadline back to July 11th (2pm CDT) and will give all players some huge boosts to XP
Nine more Breakthrough Games titles leaving the PlayStation Store on March 18th
Another week, another round of Breakthrough Games titles that will be leaving the PlayStation Store soon. This time it’s nine titles in the “Welcome to” series that will all be leaving on March 18th at 11:59pm. As with the studios’ recent delistings the only explanation is that future announcements in each series are incoming. Thanks
Grim Guardians from INTI CREATES delisted for name change to Gal Guardians
Already this year we’ve seen Starblazer taken offline over a copyrighted name dispute from the owners of the 80s anime localization of Star Blazers. Now INTI CREATES has confirmed that the original English releases of Grim Guardians: Demon Purge will temporarily be removed from sale pending a name change to Gal Guardians: Demon Purge. INTO
Lemnis Gate to be removed from sale April 11th, shutting down July 11th
Ratloop Games Canada and Frontier Foundry announced earlier today that Lemnis Gate, the “time looping FPS” from 2021, will be shutting down on July 11th. Leading up to the shutdown the game will be removed from Steam, the PlayStation Store, and the Xbox and Microsoft stores on April 11th. We want to thank you all
Capsella: The Lights of Lucern leaves Steam soon
Developer Bravery Software announced earlier today that Capsella: The Lights of Lucern will be leaving the Steam store soon. The self-funded project run by just three developers was aiming to add online multiplayer in the future along with a major graphical update. Though unconfirmed so far, the existing title should remain accessible to anyone who
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Shikhondo – Soul Eater now likely leaving all console platforms on March 31st [UPDATE]
[UPDATE 03/08/23] Digerati recently replied on Twitter and confirmed that their deal for Shikhondo is also expiring and that their releases of the game will be delisted “on the platforms/regions where we publish it as well”. They didn’t mention a date but March 31st seems like a reasonable deadline if you’re interested in any console
Corpse Mob leaving Steam soon
Developer Organic Robot Games announced on Monday that their sole Steam release of Corpse Mob will be leaving the Steam store soon. In the near future we are retiring the game from Steam and we are not supporting it anymore. The game shall remain in the owners’ Steam libraries and they’ll be able to play
Seventeen ‘Project: Summer Ice Bowling’ titles leave PlayStation 4 on March 11th
For the third week Breakthrough Games are back on YouTube to announce another round of delistings. This week it’s their Project: Summer Ice Bowling series that will be removed from the PlayStation Store on March 11th, 2023 at 11:59pm PST. The seventeen titles were published exclusively on PlayStation 4 between 2021 and 2022 and like
Wolflord shutting down and to be removed from Steam soon
Developer Gecko from LizardFactory posted on Sunday that their game Wolflord – Werewolf Online will be shutting down and removed from Steam soon. As their sole online-only and multiplayer exclusive title, they’ve found the job of developing the game along with the stress of managing its community and patrolling its playerbase to be more than
Singaria and its free-to-play prologue leaving Steam soon
Developer Tactic Forge announced on Friday that they’ll soon be removing both of their Singaria titles from Steam. Singaria – Prologue is the free-to-play release offering the first 24 chapters of the full Singaria experience which is on sale for $4.99 until March 18th. Due to the recent game development, we would like to rebuild
83,000 user-created levels from Mega Man Powered Up archived online
Good news for fans of the Blue Bomber old and new because a group of dedicated users managed to archive everything from the 2006 PlayStation Portable release of Mega Man Powered Up before its servers shut down last November. Capcom announced the shutdown with less than two months before the deadline leaving fans with little
MilkChoco shutting down on Steam and PlayStation 4 on May 31st
[UPDATE 02/28/23] GameParadiso also confirmed that the PlayStation 4 version of MilkChoco will be shutting down on May 31st on the game’s Facebook page. The announcement there reiterates the message below stating “it is no longer possible to maintain it while paying server usage fees”. Our original post from February 26th, now edited, continues below.