Trover Saves the Universe delisted from digital storefronts
Trover Saves the Universe, developed by Squanch Games, has been delisted from digital storefronts, including the Nintendo eShop and PlayStation Store. New digital purchases of the 2019 action-platformer are no longer possible, though previously purchased digital copies remain playable and downloadable. Physical copies of the game, which features voice work by Justin Roiland, are still available.
Nintendo Everything reports that Squanch Games has not issued an official statement regarding the delisting, and the specific reason remains unclear. PlayStation Lifestyle notes that the removal occurred without prior notice, leading to player upset. This follows a pattern of other games being delisted from digital stores, such as Fantavision 202X in June 2026 due to an expiring licensing agreement, and multiple PS5 and PS4 games between March and August 2026.
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Fun 2019 PS4 Action Game Delisted Without Notice, Players Upset
The 2019 PlayStation 4 action-platformer Trover Saves the Universe, developed and published by Squanch Games, has been delisted from the PlayStation Store and other digital storefronts without prior notice. This sudden removal has left players upset, as the game, which features voice work by Justin Roiland, can no longer be purchased digitally. Physical copies remain available.
Trover Saves the Universe delisted on Nintendo Switch and elsewhere
Trover Saves the Universe has been delisted from digital storefronts, including the Nintendo eShop, with no official statement from developer Squanch Games. While previously purchased digital copies remain playable and downloadable, new purchases are no longer possible unless a physical copy is acquired. The delisting is often attributed to expiring rights, though the specific reason for this title remains unclear.
