Developer Vertigo Games has announced the closure of its long-running VR real-time strategy card battler.
In a short developer post, Vertigo stated that the servers for RTS arena battler Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl will be switched off on July 11, rendering the game unplayable. This follows multiplayer support being dropped in July 2025 due to the discontinuation of its multiplayer service, UNET.
Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl Trailer
Kingdom Brawl first released in March 2019 on Viveport before a Steam release the following month and an Oculus Quest 1 port that September. In the April 2 statement, Vertigo said the game has already been delisted from all platforms and is no longer available for purchase. At the time of this article, that does not appear to be the case just yet. The game remains on sale for $9.99 though this may be a simple matter of platforms processing the delisting request.
The original Skyworld, which also lost multiplayer with the UNET shutdown in 2025, is also still available for $14.99 on Steam and the original PlayStation VR.
