Square Enix has announced that JRPG The Last Remnant, which was released almost ten years ago in April 2009, will get delisted from Steam tomorrow and removed from sale. Physical sales will also be stopped, and presumably console versions will be removed too. Fortunately, much like other games that have been delisted from Steam, anyone who owns The Last Remnant and has it in their Steam library will still be able to install and play after tomorrow. No one else will be able to buy it, however. Square Enix has kindly provided the exact times when the game will be removed. The delisting will take place on Tuesday September 4 at 10:00 PDT / 17:00 GMT, and 02:00 JST the following morning of September 5. So less than 18 hours from now, as we write this. They announced all this on the game's Steam page, but the bigger question is why The Last Remnant is being delisted in the first place. Square Enix owns all rights to the title, so there are no licensing issues in that regard, unlike the Transformers or Marvel games. Some fans have suggested that the removal could be down to music licensing issues, or problems with the Unreal Engine that the game uses.
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