Creepy Tale 1 and 2 face PlayStation delisting

Creepy Brothers, developer of the Creepy Tale series, announced on X that Creepy Tale 1 and 2 may be removed from the PlayStation Store after it accused publisher No Gravity Games of breaching their agreement and failing to pay royalties for several years. Both titles were released for PS4 in 2023 and are playable on PS5. The developer said the delisting process began after the alleged contract breach and noted the games have already been taken down on other storefronts, including the Xbox Store.

Players on some platforms report the titles were removed from their libraries while installations already present on consoles remain playable. The developer suggested the removals were deliberate and posted: “Customers with the app installed will continue to be able to use the app.” Creepy Brothers did not explain instances where games were forcefully removed from users’ accounts.

Creepy Brothers has initiated delisting actions across multiple storefronts while it seeks resolution of the payment and contractual dispute. The studio did not provide a timetable for when the games might return to digital stores or when affected players could regain access through their accounts. No Gravity Games has not issued a public response to the allegations.

The developer urged players not to uninstall installed copies until the situation is resolved and said it will provide updates as more information becomes available.