Wubba Lubba Dub Dub, dimension-hopping Rick and Morty fans! Gear up, because there’s a potential apocalypse brewing in the world of Virtual Rick-Ality. Remember how awesome it was slinging portals and dodging lasers as Morty back in 2017? Well, that epic VR adventure might be getting Thanos-snapped from digital stores thanks to some behind-the-scenes shenanigans at Warner Bros. Discovery.
Here’s the deal: Warner Bros. is apparently on a delisting spree, purging games published by Adult Swim Games. This puts Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-Ality at risk, because unlike most of the other titles (original properties), VR Ricktasticness relies heavily on the Rick and Morty license. Talk about a bummer, right?
While some developers are scrambling to republish their games under new banners, it’s not exactly a walk in the park. Studio Bean, the folks behind Soundodger+, are facing the harsh reality of losing years of reviews and community love built on Steam. That’s a major blow for game preservation, and honestly, just feels kinda cold-blooded.
So, what does this mean for grabbing some Plumbus and blasting aliens in VR? The future is uncertain, Mortys! We’re waiting to hear back from Owlchemy Labs, the masterminds behind Virtual Rick-Ality, but this news definitely throws a curveball at our ability to experience the wacky multiverse in VR glory.
Rick and Morty Virtual Rick-ality Thoughts
The real question is, what do you think, gamers? Is this the end of VR Rick and Morty adventures? Should developers fight for ownership of their games on different platforms? Let’s hear your theories and opinions in the comments! Here’s hoping for some portal-gun-wielding good news in the future, because losing Rick and Morty VR would be a total bummer for the dimension C-137 and beyond!
