Will there be a final sale on this version?

When you put it on sale again, please update the game for modern systems and add multiplayer mode.
I used to play this game with my friend in the arcades. The game of my childhood.

Final sale?

+1 final sale, thank you

I dont really understand what they mean, are they removing the game from our library and store?

Final sale?

What does that even mean?
Is the game coming back, or there is a chance it won't come back at all?

Final sale?

Originally posted by Aferdas:

I dont really understand what they mean, are they removing the game from our library and store?

Not library (they can't do this), removing only from store.

just leave it up lmao

Dev: "We will notify you later when it becomes available for sale."
Steam:

Originally posted by B-O-N:

Dev: "We will notify you later when it becomes available for sale."
Steam: :ujel:

I hate to break it to you, but Steam or Valve didn't remove the game, the developer or publisher removed it.

Originally posted by C²C^Guyver |NZB|:

Originally posted by B-O-N:

Dev: "We will notify you later when it becomes available for sale."
Steam:

I hate to break it to you, but Steam or Valve didn't remove the game, the developer or publisher removed it.

The publisher can't remove it, they have to request the removal from Steam, and that's what they did obviously, but before they asked for a sale. Wrong order.

Originally posted by B-O-N:

Originally posted by C²C^Guyver |NZB|:

I hate to break it to you, but Steam or Valve didn't remove the game, the developer or publisher removed it.

The publisher can't remove it, they have to request the removal from Steam, and that's what they did obviously, but before they asked for a sale. Wrong order.

The developer or the publisher either one can certainly have it removed as they are in charge of their own store pages. Valve doesn't remove games. Willy-nilly. They would get in trouble if they did. When you put a game on Steam, there is a contract between Valve, the developer and the publisher.

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/retire_app


The publisher can actually pull the game too if they want to. This happened with the game vigil the longest night. The publisher pulled the game from Steam and it was gone for months, the developer had nothing to do with it.

Originally posted by C²C^Guyver |NZB|:

Originally posted by B-O-N:

The publisher can't remove it, they have to request the removal from Steam, and that's what they did obviously, but before they asked for a sale. Wrong order.

The developer or the publisher either one can certainly have it removed as they are in charge of their own store pages. Valve doesn't remove games. Willy-nilly. They would get in trouble if they did. When you put a game on Steam, there is a contract between Valve, the developer and the publisher.

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/retire_app

The publisher can actually pull the game too if they want to. This happened with the game vigil the longest night. The publisher pulled the game from Steam and it was gone for months, the developer had nothing to do with it.

Please explain why there was no sale.

Originally posted by B-O-N:

Originally posted by C²C^Guyver |NZB|:

The developer or the publisher either one can certainly have it removed as they are in charge of their own store pages. Valve doesn't remove games. Willy-nilly. They would get in trouble if they did. When you put a game on Steam, there is a contract between Valve, the developer and the publisher.

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/retire_app

The publisher can actually pull the game too if they want to. This happened with the game vigil the longest night. The publisher pulled the game from Steam and it was gone for months, the developer had nothing to do with it.

Please explain why there was no sale.

Publishers and developers control the prices and also sales of their games. Not Valve. They decided not to do one. This is also in the Steamworks documentation.

EDIT:

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/pricing

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/marketing