Rage: MP, a popular fan-run Grand Theft Auto V multiplayer mod, is shutting down following a request from Take-Two Interactive. The move leaves FiveM as the sole authorized platform for GTA V roleplay on PC.
Administrators for Rage: MP announced the closure on May 25. They stated that Rockstar Games and Take-Two made it clear FiveM is the only authorized platform under the game's Platform License Agreement. The team will begin a structured shutdown at Take-Two's request.
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During Take-Two Interactive’s earnings call on May 21, CEO Strauss Zelnick said children who enjoy Roblox will naturally move on to Grand Theft Auto as they mature. He also confirmed that Grand Theft Auto 6 is still on track for its planned November release.
Strauss Zelnick, chief executive of Take-Two Interactive, stated that creating massive hits like Grand Theft Auto has become increasingly difficult. He spoke during a conference appearance on May 27.
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Multiplayer servers for Battlefield Hardline on Xbox and PlayStation will shut down permanently on June 22. EA announced the closure earlier this year as part of a two-stage process. The single-player campaign will remain available after the servers go offline.
OtherSide Entertainment has announced the end of content updates for Thick As Thieves, the co-op game from Thief creator Warren Spector. The studio, reduced to fewer than ten employees after layoffs, will instead focus on preserving server access through peer-to-peer options.
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The game Plantation Simulator is no longer available for purchase on Steam after its developer asked Valve to take it down. The removal occurred on May 26 following an update posted by the developer on May 24.