Nacon issued an interim victory citing the ruling that the “continuation of the contract until its term or until a decision is made”. The cause behind the game’s intermittent return relates to an update from the proceedings still unfolding in French courts. The game has since been relisted on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 and remains available as of late January. The Sinking City debuted briefly on Steam on January 5th, 2021 but was removed from sale later that same day. As of August 26th, the Epic Games Store and PlayStation 4 versions had both been delisted while the Xbox One edition remained available to download until some time in September of 2020. Frogwares was able to publish the game on several platforms themselves and those versions - on PC through Frogwares, Origin and Gamesplanet, and on console for Nintendo Switch - remained available. The studio remained hopeful that The Sinking City would be back on the affected platforms someday, stating that “we will inform you as we reappear on more platforms on our social channels“. The detailed post called out shorted payments from publisher Bigben Interactive/Nacon and their subversion of Frogwares’ intellectual property relating to the title. On August 25th, 2020 Frogwares Studio’s Sergey Oganesyan posted an open letter on the company’s blog to explain why The Sinking City had been delisted from the Epic Games Store and PlayStation 4.

Xbox Series X|S ( AU, EU, JP, NA) Retail PlayStation 4 PC ( Gamesplanet, Origin) Nintendo Switch Frogwares - PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S Bigben Interactive/ Nacon - PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC (Epic, Steam )

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