Warner Bros. Returns Ownership of Select Titles to Developers Under Adult Swim Games

Warner Bros. Discovery has initiated the process of returning ownership of specific titles under the Adult Swim Games label to their respective developers. This development comes after the company announced the delisting of titles from its publishing division several months ago. According to a report by Rock Paper Shotgun, Owen Deery, the developer of Small Radios Big Televisions, shared the news on social media, stating that the game will not be retired and that ownership and store listings will be returned to him. Similarly, Landon Podbielski, the creator of Duck Game and Super Mega Team, also received notification that ownership of their titles will be transferred back to them. The Adult Swim Games label, which was established in 2005, saw its developers being informed in March that their games would be delisted from digital stores. At the time, Warner Bros. had cited logistical and resource constraints as the reason for not being able to transfer title ownership, but it appears that the company has since reconsidered its stance.