Video games get delisted often, mostly for banal reasons like an expired music licensing agreement or a publishing agreement running out. But the recent delisting of Adult Swim Games en masse feels a ...

As Warner Bros. Discovery continues to cut costs throughout its properties under the questionable leadership of David Zaslav, it looks like Adult Swim Games has been the latest outlet to catch the axe ...

Adult Swim Games, now owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, has delisted even more of its games on Steam. Zenzizenzic, Traverser, Super House of Dead Ninjas, and Mega Coin Squad will disappear from the ...

Corporate entertainment giant Warner Bros. Discovery has begun sending notices to developers behind Adult Swim-published video games that their creations will be delisted and removed from digital ...

The developers are being put in a bad position here, exacerbated by the non-disclosure. Adult Swim Games may not be a publisher you were even aware of. The Adult Swim TV network originally looked for ...

As Warner Bros. Discovery continues to cut back on content, two more company-owned entertainment offerings are feeling the brunt: Adult Swim Games and Rooster Teeth. According to various developers, ...

Various developers are reporting that Warner Bros. has decided to delist games published under Adult Swim Games. Various developers are reporting that Warner Bros. has decided to delist games ...

Warner Bros. Discovery appears to have backed down from its plans to delist more than a dozen games published by its Adult Swim Games label from Steam and digital console stores. WBD now plans to ...

Warner Bros. Discovery seems set to remove at least 16 games from its Adult Swim Games subsidiary from games markets and has told the affected developers that it will not transfer the games back to ...

Adult Swim Games fans are worried as Warner Bros. Discovery delists titles, risking years of updates and community building for indie favorites. Developers are uncertain about the fate of their ...

Warner Bros. Discovery has spent at least two months threatening more than a dozen indie games developers with the “retirement” of their games, with little to no response as to why they couldn’t do ...