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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.

Dodgeball battle royale Knockout City will soon shut down, as Velan Studios says it wishes to work on new projects.

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, indie developer Velan Studios has announced in a new blog post.

Knockout City will be shutting down later this year. It will continue to get updated until then, & Velan Studios will release a free version.

Knockout City is an action-packed team-based multiplayer game that brings skill, depth and style to the game of dodgeball, and transforms it into dodgeBRAWL.

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Velan Studios' competitive "dodgebrawl" game Knockout City has officially gone free-to-play. Knockout City - which launched on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC last May - was initially published ...

Velan Studios is taking Knockout City free-to-play and will publish the game independently, following an initial publishing agreement with Electronic Arts. In a blog post, the studio announced ...

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 ...