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Stop Killing Games Petition Surpasses One Million Signatures

Organizers are seeking additional signatories to ensure valid entries during the EU verification phase with a UK version awaiting parliamentary scrutiny

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Overview

  • The EU Citizens’ Initiative petition crossed the one million signature threshold on July 3 and has entered the formal verification process
  • Campaign leaders aim to collect at least 1.2 to 1.3 million signatures to offset expected invalid EU entries before the July 31 deadline
  • A parallel UK petition has amassed over 120,000 signatures and has been submitted for parliamentary review after the government declined to amend current consumer law
  • Founded by Ross Scott in response to Ubisoft’s 2023 shutdown of The Crew, the movement calls for EU rules requiring publishers to preserve offline playability of purchased games
  • Endorsements from PewDiePie, Jacksepticeye and Asmongold have driven a late surge in visibility as the campaign presses the European Commission and UK Government for legislative action