Overview
- The campaign’s EU petition has amassed more than 1.3 million signatures and formally qualified under EU rules as a Citizens’ Initiative ahead of the end-of-month deadline.
- Under EU law the petition must now be examined by the European Commission as organisers seek binding legislation on game end-of-life plans.
- Stop Killing Games calls for publishers to deliver offline modes or patches so online-only titles remain playable after server shutdowns.
- Organisers have warned that signature totals may include fraudulent entries and are urging supporters to push past the 1.4 million mark to ensure validity.
- At a July shareholder meeting, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said services cannot last indefinitely, cautioned players about future shutdowns, and pledged offline modes for The Crew 2 and The Crew: Motorfest.