Five Xbox games could soon be delisted by Warner Bros

Warner Bros. Discovery could soon delist five Xbox games published by Adult Swim Games from the Microsoft Store, including Double Fine's Headlander.

It looks like five Xbox games could soon be delisted from the Microsoft Store, as Warner Bros. Discovery has been informing developers that their games published through Warner Bros' Adult Swim label will soon be removed from digital storefronts. While they may not be the best Xbox indie games in the world, there are still some good titles here that could be about to disappear into the digital ether. Five Adult Swim Xbox games could be delisted soonhttps://www.youtube.

' The games impacted so far — Small Radios Big Televisions, Soundodger+, and Fist Puncher — have only been released on either Steam or the PlayStation Store. Adult Swim Games has published five digital-only titles on Xbox, and while no announcements have been made about these games, it's starting to look likely that they could be delisted from the Microsoft Store soon.

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