MultiVerse Is Shutting Down: Here’s What That Means For Gamers

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Although MultiVersus, a Warner Bros. Games title resembling Super Smash Bros., had an initial triumphant launch, they’ve declared that Season 5 will be its final one.

As a gamer, I’ve got some sweet news to share! For all you MultiVersus fans out there, you’ve got until the end of Season 5 – wrapping up on May 30th, 9:00 AM PST – to enjoy every single online feature the game has to offer. That’s right, it’s party time till then!

Following this point, gamers can exclusively enjoy the Warner Bros. combat title in an offline setting. This includes playing locally, battling AI adversaries, and engaging in multiplayer sessions with as many as three companions.

In order to carry on enjoying the game in offline mode, it is essential that you upgrade to the most recent version, starting from Season 5. This season commences on February 4th at 9:00 AM Pacific Standard Time and concludes on May 30th.

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To play the game offline during Season 5, make sure you update to the latest version between February 4th (9:00 AM PST) and May 30th.

Warner Bros. Games has decided to halt real-money transactions as well. From now on, you won’t be able to buy Gleamium anymore, but you can still spend your remaining balance until the end of Season 5. The team would like to express their gratitude to their fans for their unwavering support throughout the years.

Above all, we’d like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to every player and supporter who has been a part of or shown love for MultiVersus. The dedicated teams at Player First Games and Warner Bros. Games have poured their passion and effort into creating this game, and the unwavering support from the MultiVersus community throughout this adventure will never be forgotten.

MultiVersus May Be One of the Biggest “What Ifs” in Gaming

The multiplayer game MultiVersus was initially made available for open beta testing on July 26th, 2022. Although it is still in the beta phase, the developers at Player First Games assured players that the game would continue to be active as they work towards its full release.

The game promotion was ubiquitous, and it was gaining traction as people found Bugs Bunny’s absurd victories over Superman amusing. It reached an astounding player base of more than 20 million by September 2022, but this figure began to drop because the open beta period lacked regular updates.

Initially, Player First Games had pledged to release their game in May 2024, but they changed their mind and removed the game from service prematurely in early 2023. This move left fans without access for more than a year, which effectively halted the game’s progress. By the time the game was re-released, it failed to meet expectations, and players had grown resistant to its aggressive monetization tactics.

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2025-01-31 18:40