Wizards of the Coast is shutting down the online servers for Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance early next year. According to the updated store listings, the game will no longer be available for purchase and its servers will go down for good on February 24,

Co-op action title Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance will be delisted from all digital storefronts, including the PlayStation Store and Steam, etc, in early 2025. The servers will be shut down on the same date as well, but you can play the game single-player through its offline mode if you own Dark Alliance.

The servers for Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance will go offline on February 25, 2025. Additionally, the game won't be available for purchase after this date. Upon its release in 2021, the title was poorly received due to its bugs and lackluster story.

Wizards of the Coast’s attempt to revive the beloved Dark Alliance brand of hack-and-slash Dungeons & Dragons games is coming to the ends of its life. Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance, released in 2021 to middling reviews, will go offline and be removed from sale on Feb. 24, 2025, the publisher announced in a notice posted to digital storefronts.