Ross Scott’s Stop Killing Games campaign fights for digital ownership as hundreds of online games vanish each year, leaving players unable to access purchases.

When French video-game publisher Ubisoft announced it was shutting down servers for The Crew, a popular online racing game ...

"Stop Killing Games" is a movement started by YouTuber of Freeman's Mind fame Ross Scott who, after seeing The Crew shut down by Ubisoft with nary a scrap of after-life support in sight, wanted to ...

When a game only exists online, it suddenly becomes unplayable if the company behind it shuts down its servers, leading to ...

Of course, 1 million signatures is a lot, and there's a one-year time limit to getting this campaign over the finish line.

Ubisoft will shut down its free-to-play shooter XDefiant, Ubisoft announced Tuesday. Servers will remain on until June 3, 2025, but the game will no longer be offered for download, and player ...

Stop Killing Games is essentially an international consumer rights campaign kickstarted by Ubisoft's shutdown of The Crew - rendering the open-world racing game unplayable to anyone who bought a ...

In the rapidly changing world of video games, downloadable content (DLC) and season passes have become hot topics, sparking ...