Netmarble has announced the KOF AllStar Shutdown, killing off their mobile game after 6 years on the market.
In a post on the website, they clarified that the KOF AllStar shutdown will happen on October 31st, and will be affecting al versions of the game.
Starting today, paid purchases will be removed from the game in preparation for the game’s total closure in October.
The KOF Allstar Shutdown : End Of An Era
While not a chart-topper, KOF Allstar has been one of the more successful mobile game spinoffs of a fighting game IP.
The title had crossovers with multiple other fighting games, from Tekken to Guilty Gear to even the WWE.
KOF Allstar is a mobile beat em up based on SNK’s fighting game franchise, featuring characters from the iconic series.
The game even made a splash on social media with a bizarre ad featuring Terry Bogard sexually harassing female members of the cast.
The KOF Allstar shutdown also comes at a bizarre time for SNK- considering Fatal Fury 2: City of the Wolves is in development, you’d think keeping a mobile game spinoff would be a good way of building hype for the upcoming fighter.
