No spare the dying or revives are coming for Invoke's 2021 reboot of Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance.
Invoke Studios is pulling the plug on Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance. The action-RPG will be delisted from all platforms on February 24, 2025, and will no longer be available to purchase.
The game initially released in 2021 (back when Invoke was Tuque Games) for PlayStation 4 and 5, PC, and Xbox One and Series X|S. While unrelated to the original Dark Alliance games from Snowblind and Black Isle, this title was an attempted revival of that subset of Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) games.
According to Invoke, Dark Alliance's base game and DLC will remain playable through offline single-player after February 24. A week prior on February 18, Sumo Digital's Hood: Legends & Outlaws will similarly be delisted and rendered unplayable.
Invoke seemed to have moved on from Dark Alliance about a year after its release. In fall 2022, it revealed it was already at work on a new triple-A game, set once again in the D&D universe.
Last year's Larian-made Baldur's Gate 3 became a massive hit for the studio and franchise custodian Wizards of the Coast. Wizards has made clear it would like to try and make more D&D games, either internally or with partners. It's also hoping to start a new franchise with Exodus, Archetype Entertainment's sci-fi RPG that just got a gameplay reveal earlier today.
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