Warner Bros Reverses Course, Returns Adult Swim Game Rights to Developers

In a significant policy shift, Warner Bros has decided to transfer ownership of several indie games back to the original creators, reversing earlier plans to delist them.

Warner Bros initially planned to delist indie games published under the Adult Swim label, affecting titles like 'Small Radios Big Televisions' and 'Duck Game'.
The decision to return game rights follows backlash and concerns over digital preservation and developer rights.
Developers, including Owen Deery and Landon Podbielski, confirmed receiving notifications about the return of their games' ownership.
This move marks a departure from Warner Bros' previous stance, which cited logistical challenges as a barrier to transferring title ownership.
The reversal comes amidst broader company changes, including the cancellation of major projects and film titles for financial reasons.