if you haven’t heard already, warner brothers intends to delist every game published under adult swim games, along with some other indie titles. the fate of every game published under adult swim games is yet uncertain. however, word has been circulating that the delisting will commence within the next 60 days or so.

battle through time, a title under adult swim games, did not go on sale during steam’s major spring sale, despite being available during every other major seasonal sale on steam. the reason for this omission is still unclear. if battle through time is indeed going to be removed, wouldn’t it be ideal to promote it one last time and give fans a final chance to grab the game? on the other hand, do the corporates believe that leaving it at full price is a better decision, assuming players will buy it anyway as it nears removal from the platform?

The likelihood of battle through time going on sale in the near future seems slim, given that it has only been discounted during steam’s major seasonal sales. the next seasonal sale won’t occur within the next 60 days.

battle through time has always been on my radar ever since it was first announced. purchasing it has always been on the agenda, so it's disappointing that I couldn’t acquire it on sale. I would recommend samurai jack fans and followers of the game alike to consider purchasing the game at full price due to the mere possibility of it being delisted.

this situation is particularly distressing because battle through time is actually a great game, a well-thought-out title that captures the essence of samurai jack in an appropriate manner whilst offering thrilling gameplay and a captivating alternate take on the saga, rather than simply capitalizing on a well-established property with a cheap product.