Active development on Asteroids: Outpost may have dried up mere months after its release in March of 2015 but the game was only removed from sale on Steam on October 26th. For nearly a year and a half the online-only MMO survival game has been on sale for $29.99 with no servers for unsuspecting
Category: NEWS
News on upcoming delistings, server shutdowns, and studio closures. Anything that might signify an upcoming delisting will be posted here and may serve as a tentative page for a game until it is officially taken offline. Also accounts for any site news or happenings within the Delisted community.
Development Halted on Evolve, Remains Online for now
About the only good news I have to report on Evolve Stage 2 is that the game isn’t being delisted… yet. Posts from 2K and Turtle Rock Studios on October 25th have confirmed that future development of the game has stopped and that 2K will be maintaining its servers for “the foreseeable future”. Turtle Rock’s
Hands On Time with Dead Star
I jumped back into Dead Star this past weekend and recorded for just over an hour. It took a little bit to get used to the controls again but I managed to show off all three starter ships, the upgrade path for each and several rounds including one where a warship invaded our match. There’s
Dead Star on Steam and PS4 shutting down November 1st
With little notice and even less explanation, Armature Studio has announced the end of online functionality for its sci-fi, multiplayer action strategy game, Dead Star, on Steam and PlayStation 4. The game is no longer available to buy on either platform and online multiplayer will be shut down on November 1st. “Online functionality (including multiplayer)
Tumble on PlayStation 3 Delisted as Tumble VR Releases
There are probably few people who are still interested in PlayStation Move games in 2016 which may be the reason that Tumble on PlayStation 3 has been delisted. It was one of the first titles shown for the PlayStation 3’s motion control peripheral back in 2010 and one that I was always waiting to go
Fat Princess: Piece of Cake will be Unavailable by January 2017
Sony sent out an email on October 6th to announce the “retirement” of their free-to-play mobile game, Fat Princess: Piece of Cake. The game’s online features and micro-transactions will be disabled on December 1st, 2016 (iOS, Android) and January 1st, 2017 (Vita) but so will the ability to re-download the game. It isn’t often that
Disney Infinity Removed from Steam, coming back later in 2016
Doubtful as I was, Disney has stuck to their promise to keep the community updated as Disney Infinity nears its inevitable online shutdown in March of 2017. In their original announcement the Steam versions of Disney Infinity 2.0 and 3.0 were to remain fully playable offline after September 30th. Disconnecting the online features has apparently
Original Forza Horizon Delisting on October 20th
Posted in an update to the Forza Motorsport blog on September 23rd, Turn 10’s Brian Ekberg confirmed that the original Forza Horizon on Xbox 360 would be delisted on October 20th. “On October 20, the original Forza Horizon for Xbox 360 will reach “End of Life” status. That means that the game and its associated
Big Fish Games Removing 48 Digital Chocolate Titles
Big Fish Games has communicated to its affiliate members that several Digital Chocolate and Sandlot Games titles are being removed from their service on October 1st. The games already appear to be unavailable to purchase but if you previously bought one you may still be able to download it by logging into your account. Almost
UPDATED: Mafia II Relisted on Consoles
UPDATE September 22nd: Mafia II and its DLC have finally returned to Xbox 360. The page was updated between September 16th and the 22nd. The original post follows. Original Post from September 5th: On the eve of my holiday weekend vacation (which is why I’m just now digging in) the official Mafia homepage announced that
Digital Homicide Catalog removed from Steam
After requesting a subpoena from a federal judge to reveal the identities of 100 Steam users who maligned their products, Valve has chosen to remove all of Digital Homicide Studios’ titles from the Steam platform. Digital Homicide alleges that the users in question caused “personal injury” to him, the studio and its products through negative
Interplay Selling Off IPs and Games
At one time Interplay was a leading developer and publisher of PC and console video games on par with Electronic Arts and Activision. But after nearly going bankrupt, being acquired by Titus Software, settling a handful of lawsuits and launching a troubled Kickstarter the controlling parties have decided to sell off Interplay’s assets and IPs.