The "Stop Killing Games" campaign received a disappointing response from the Department of Culture, Media, and Sport.

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Ubisoft discontinues the game The Crew, leading to the Stop Killing Games movement calling for government intervention. The UK government states that there is no legal requirement for software companies to support older versions of games, but they must comply with consumer law.

The UK Government Has no Problem With Developers Canceling Older Games

<p>That shouldn’t be illegal by itself, but what should be is requiring online connectivity for a singleplayer game (or at least, a singleplayer mode).</p>
