Torn Banner Studios has removed the online action movie Mirage: Arcane Warfare from Steam and announced the imminent shutdown of game servers. The developers explained the closure with the entry into force of the European data protection law — GDPR, but even before it, the Torn Banner project was far from flourishing.

The creators of the free-play MOBA action movie Super Monday Night Club decided to close the project. It turned out to be unprofitable for Uber Entertainment to support the game after the entry into force of the GDPR — the regulation on the protection of user data, which will begin to operate in the European Union from May 25.

The creator of the Twisted Metal and God of War franchises, David Jaffe, announced the cancellation of a project that his studio, The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency, was working on. He also announced the dismissal of most of the employees of the gaming division.

Runic Games Studio is no more. It was closed by the owner – the Chinese company Perfect World Entertainment, known for the MMORPG Neverwinter.

Gearbox Software will stop developing updates for the Battleborn team shooter after the release of the latest Fall Update.