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Free-to-play, team-based dodgeball game Knockout City is about to be, well, knocked out. According to an official post today, it's shutting down in June.

Velan Studios announced that it is shutting down dodgeball battle royale Knockout City. The game’s servers will go offline on June 6, after which it will no longer be playable. Its current ...

Velan Studios' Knockout City will be shutting down on June 6. In a post on the game's website, game director Jeremy Russo announced that the servers will be shutting around the world at 12pm UTC ...

Knockout City is going offline forever this summer. Read More: Knockout City review – by-the-numbers multiplayer done right The PvP multiplayer dodgeball game, which launched under the EA ...

Because Knockout City is a multiplayer online game, this game still won’t work as a single player game. Rather, you’ll want to get friends to play with you, with one of you hosting a local game.

Hey all you brawlers out there, I’m here to share with you some major information about Season 9 and the future of KO City. Today we are announcing that Season 9 will be Knockout City’s final ...

Alien invasions, rogue AI, and people descending from armadillos. "That's Knockout City, baby." By Mark Delaney on June 1, 2022 at 10:00AM PDT ...

Knockout City's new free-to-play version is available to download now on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Switch. Velan notes the game's shift to free-to-play also ...

Knockout City released in May 2021, and launched day-and-date on Game Pass. By June, the title had passed the five million players mark as it temporarily went free-to-play.

Velan Studios announced in a blog post today that Knockout City, the cooperative team-based dodgeball-themed multiplayer game, is going free to play this spring following the conclusion of Season ...