Stop Killing Games movement pushes for server preservation in EU Digital Fairness Act
Ross Scott, founder of the Stop Killing Games movement, argues that publishers should be required to plan for server continuity from the start of game development. He believes that while the EU Commission has stalled on clarifying consumer rights, the movement’s goals now align with the upcoming Digital Fairness Act. Scott notes that technical solutions, such as leveraging existing local test environments, could make long-term game preservation cost-effective for developers.