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In brief: Razer’s shutting down its digital game store
- Gaming hardware manufacturer Razer is shutting its digital game store, less than a year after launching it in April 2018.
- In an announcement posted on the store, Razer said game sales would stop on February 28 as part of the company’s “realignment plans.”
- The company will fulfill any pre-orders and games purchased through the store as long as users retrieve the keys via Steam or Uplay before the last day.
- The company will still offer games through its Razer Gold and Silver rewards programs.
Source: PC Gamer
Editing by Charmaine de Lazo
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