The indie action-RPG Looterkings is set to lose its online functionality by the end of this month. Developer Looterkings and publisher Headup confirmed that the game’s servers will officially go offline on July 31, 2026.
While the announcement marks the end of the game's multiplayer support, the title will not become entirely unplayable. Users will still be able to access the single-player mode following the server closure. The developers have not provided a specific reason for the decision, though it follows a trend of service closures for older indie titles.
Impact on Multiplayer Gameplay
Since its 2017 release, Looterkings has been defined by its cooperative premise, which allows up to four players to navigate dungeons and coordinate as a "goblin tower." By terminating the servers, the developer is effectively removing the core multiplayer experience that the game was built around.
There has been no official word regarding the potential addition of a local splitscreen mode to compensate for the loss of online play. Fans had expressed interest in such a feature to ensure the game remains accessible for groups, but the development team has not addressed these requests.
Availability and Pricing
The game remains available for purchase at its standard price of £13.59, with no discounts announced ahead of the discontinuation. Prospective buyers should note that the game is expected to be delisted on July 31, 2026, coinciding with the server closure. The last recorded discount for the title occurred on May 20, 2026.
Quick Facts
- Server Closure Date: July 31, 2026
- Affected Features: All online multiplayer modes
- Remaining Functionality: Single-player mode will continue to be playable
- Publisher: Headup
- Release Year: 2017