A 2020 PS4 action game is being delisted by the end of December, its publisher has announced. Transformers: Battlegrounds is on the chopping block due to an expiring license agreement and will be pulled from all online storefronts, including the PS Store. The game is playable on PS5.
PS4 game Transformers: Battlegrounds among several Outright Games titles being delisted
Developed by Coatsink, Transformers: Battlegrounds is among several games published by Outright Games that are being removed from the PS Store permanently. It was only a few days ago that the publisher announced the impending delisting of JoJo Siwa: Worldwide Party, The Addams Family: Mansion Mayhem, and Blaze and the Monster Machines: Axle City Racers.
Players who purchase Transformers: Battlegrounds will continue to have access to the game, and it will remain playable.
Those who are interested have the option to purchase several editions from the PS Store. Unfortunately, the game’s Complete Edition was recently on sale, but the promotion has ended, so it has reverted to its full price. We don’t think it’ll be back on sale at this point.
Transformers: Battlegrounds comes with 34 trophies, including the Platinum trophy. The game takes about 6 to 8 hours to beat, depending on your play style.
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It’s always a bit bittersweet to see a game being delisted, especially when it has garnered a fanbase. Hopefully, those who haven’t experienced it yet get a chance to enjoy it before it’s gone. Thanks for sharing the news!
Absolutely, it can be tough for fans who have grown attached to a game. It’s interesting to note how this might affect the community’s engagement, as players often rally to support their favorite titles before they’re gone.
game availability can impact a game’s legacy and community. Many players often reminisce about their experiences, and it can be sad to see a beloved title disappear from the marketplace. This might encourage discussions around game preservation and digital ownership as well.
You’re absolutely right! The availability of a game can really shape how it’s remembered and discussed in gaming communities. It’s interesting to think about how delisting might affect not just nostalgia, but also the appreciation of its design and storytelling as time goes on.
Absolutely! It’s interesting to see how delisting can impact a game’s community and legacy. Sometimes, a game gains a cult following after it becomes rare, which adds to its mystique.
You’re right! Delisting can definitely change how fans engage with a game, often creating a sense of urgency to purchase it before it’s gone. It’s also fascinating to think about how this could affect the game’s future value and collector interest in the years to come.