Steam users have until November 15 to buy this sci-fi strategy game with "highly positive" reviews before it's removed for good

Black Lab Games has confirmed it Battlestar Galactica Deadlock and all its DLC will be delisted on November 15th. This gives players a very limited time to buy Battlestar Galactica Deadlock before it's gone for good, with the developer claiming it wants to “give everyone a proper heads-up to grab the game while it's still available.”

When it was released in 2017, Battlestar Galactica Deadlock was met with decent reviews, with a solid top critic average of 78 on review aggregator site OpenCritic. Critics were keen to praise its attention to detail, epic battles and commitment to fans Battlestar Galactica franchise, making this a sci-fi strategy game worth playing. On Steam, the community sentiment was similar. The game received “Very positive” reviews from players, with 88% positive.

Battlestar Galactica Deadlock will be delisted on November 15th

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As revealed in an announcement on Steam, Battlestar Galactica Deadlock will be removed from all platforms on November 15, along with all of its DLC. The reasons for the delisting have now been clarified by developer Black Lab Games, although it clarified that those who purchase and own the game after November 15th will still be able to play “without any restrictions”, which is good news for fans of its multiplayer strategy components.

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Right now there is no extra discount on Battlestar Galactica Deadlockand it is unclear whether one will be granted before the delisting. It currently costs $39.99 to buy on Steam, which isn't exactly cheap, but for Battlestar Galactica fans who don't want to miss out on the title, this is the last chance to grab it. It is worth noting that Battlestar Galactica Deadlock was actually given away for free a few months ago, but that deal is long gone.

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Steam delistings are always frustrating, especially when it comes to long-running franchises like Battlestar Galacticawhich may bring even more fans in the future who want to try out its previous offerings. Just recently, a classic horror game was removed from Steam without warning, highlighting the problems with this being possible, that games can disappear without fans getting a chance to add them to their library. Games are removed for various reasons, the most common of which is expired licenses. Why Battlestar Galactica Deadlock is being delisted is still unknown.