KAZUMA KANEKO'S TSUKUYOMI Steam Version Ends Devil May Cry Collab
The collaboration ends on Steam only while the Switch version keeps it, a split driven by an internal procedural failure rather than any licensing dispute.
Reporting from 1 source: Inside.
Colopl will end the Devil May Cry collaboration content in the Steam version of KAZUMA KANEKO'S TSUKUYOMI after finding that internal confirmation procedures were deficient. Steam store sales paused on September 4, 2026. Players who already bought the game can keep playing during the pause. A patch expected around late September will remove the collab content. Refund handling is still being confirmed. The Switch version is unchanged and keeps the collaboration.
The announcement included an apology to players who already bought the game and those considering a purchase. Colopl said it will announce refund details on the same notice page once they are settled.
The patch that removes the collab content is planned for around late September, and the company said the Switch version will continue to offer the Devil May Cry content without change.
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