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MultiVersus Reportedly Shutting Down Its Online Servers

After months of uncertainty, MultiVersus has officially announced its decision to shut down its online services on May 30, 2025. Warner Bros. Games confirmed this, identifying the title’s inability to gain a strong player base despite its supposed promising start. However, players will still be able to access the game offline after the shutdown allowing for local multiplayer and co-op play.

Why MultiVersus is Going Offline

MultiVersus was launched in July 2022, although still in early access, the game saw a massive fan base and a strong engagement. Even more so when it was fully released on May 28, 2024. The free-to-play platform title featured a character roster of Warner Bros. characters like Batman, Bugs Bunny, and Shaggy with hopes of competing with titles like Super Smash Bros.

Despite early hype, player interest waned over time, and by late 2024, the game had cost Warner Bros. over $100 million. Live-service games have proven risky, with other high-profile failures like XDefiant, and MultiVersus ultimately couldn’t maintain a sustainable audience.

Key Shutdown Details

  • Online services will end on May 30, 2025, at 9 AM PST / 12 PM EST.
  • Starting January 31, real-money purchases will be disabled, but players can still spend existing Gleamium or character tokens until Season 5 ends.
  • MultiVersus will be delisted from digital storefronts on consoles and PC.

Offline Play Will Still Be Available

The good news? MultiVersus won’t be completely unplayable after May 30. Players can still enjoy:

  • Single-player matches against AI
  • Local co-op with up to three friends

To ensure offline access, players must download the latest game version and log in at least once during Season 5 (starting February 4 at 9 AM PST / 12 PM EST).

Final Season Brings Aquaman and Lola Bunny

The last season of MultiVersus drops next week, offering:

  • Aquaman as a Battle Pass reward
  • Lola Bunny as a free daily login reward

With MultiVersus entering its final stretch, now may be the best time for fans to grab their favorite characters and secure the game for offline play before it disappears from stores.

Chidubem Ndubuisi

Chidubem is a lifelong gamer and dedicated writer. He enjoys writing about the games he loves, and loves playing the games he writes about. His passion for gaming began when his innocent eyes caught sight of the doctor playing a mobile shooter on his android device just after his birth. Since then he's been a gaming freak. He's looking to use his expertise in writing and burning passion for gaming to keep fellow gamers up-to-date with the latest.

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