Capcom gives players bad news and announces 3 games that will no longer be sold on Steam, although their fate on other stores is unclear – Dark Void

Capcom is back to its old ways, announcing withdrawal of 3 games from Steam. The Japanese company surprised players by announcing its decision to remove some games from digital stores. Spec Ops: The Line – the most famous case everyone. On this occasion, the team is preparing us to say goodbye to action and sci-fi events. Dark Void and Dark Void Zeroand also a puzzle adventure Herd!.

We’re talking about names with quite a few years behind himsince the oldest (Flock!, developed by Proper Games) was originally launched back in 2009. Be that as it may, and as stated in the relevant Steam tokenstheir owners have decided to permanently remove them from the Valve platform: “Capcom will stop digital sales (Dark Void, Dark Void Zero and Flock!) in the Steam store on May 8“, the message says.

“Customers who purchased the game prior to the recall will be able to continue to enjoy the game in the future, depending on the ability of their PC operating system to continue to run the game,” the message concludes. Referring exclusively to Steam, players hope that all three games remain available on other digital platforms. However, Capcom has not clarified anything about this.

There are games that Capcom won’t remove completely

As we said at the beginning of the news, this is not the first time Capcom has removed some of its games from digital stores. In fact, there are cases where a Japanese company does not even completely abandon its experience; example of this Devil May Cry 4 and Devil May Cry 3: Special Editionwho disappeared, leaving behind his collections. This way, the community will still be able to access these action-adventure games.

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