After six years, Bithell Games' officially licensed John Wick game—the only one in existence—is being delisted from all platforms.
As reported by IGN, this one-of-a-kind strategy shooter will be fed into the digital shredder in just a couple of days on July 17. Big Fan Games, which is part of Devolver Digital, did not explain why the Baba Yaga is being sunset, but it's likely due to the license expiring with rights holder Lionsgate Entertainment.
If you own the game, you'll still be able to download and play it whenever you like. But for everyone who doesn't have a copy, you only have two days to grab one if you want to give John Wick Hex a try; otherwise, the only option left will be the second-hand physical market, where delisted games tend to spike in price.
It's 80 percent off on the Humble Store right now at $3.99, but buyers report that keys are "exhausted".
Shortly after the news broke, Mike Bithell posted a thread on Bluesky, candidly sharing his thoughts on the game's legacy, discussing its redemption in recent years, and mourning its loss.
"Pour one out (and pick up a copy asap if...
