Sony’s crackdown on ‘shovelware’ games continues, and this time, it’s Webnetic’s turn to pack up. If you’re wondering why this matters, it’s all about cleaning up the PlayStation Store so you don’t have to sift through low-quality games to find the gems.
Over the past few months, Sony has been on a mission to declutter its digital shelves, targeting cheaply made games that often flood the store. Earlier this year, publishers like ThiGames and GoGame Console Publisher felt the impact. Now, Webnetic, known for titles like The Golden Age and its sequels, announced via social media that their PlayStation days are numbered. They have a whopping 1,274 titles under their belt, so if you’re a fan, now’s the time to scoop them up.
Webnetic reassures fans that while their PlayStation chapter is ending, they’re not disappearing. They’re shifting focus to platforms like Xbox and Steam, promising more exciting projects ahead. So, what’s next for PlayStation? Maybe we’ll see more of those quality indie games shining through. In the meantime, if you’re curious about more gaming updates, check out what’s happening with Xbox’s Fable reboot or the latest in the Minecraft universe.
Keep an eye on those PlayStation updates, and maybe even explore what Webnetic has in store for Xbox and Steam players!
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