Velan Studios’ competitive “dodgebrawl” game Knockout City will be going free-to-play this “spring” with the developer taking over publishing duties from EA.
Knockout City – which launched on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC last May – has just embarked on its fifth season of content, a celebration of its first year of release that developer Velan is calling Greatest Hits. Season 5, which will run for around 12 weeks in total, will bring Knockout City’s “Year One” to a close, at which point it’s all change for the game.
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