Considering the popularity of the John Wick films, there aren’t a lot of video games that let players assume control of the legendary killer. Now, there’s going to be one fewer because John Wick Hex is being delisted later this week across PC and consoles.
Big Fan Games announced the news on John Wick Hex’s Steam page. The game is being delisted on July 17, but players who purchase it ahead of time will still be able to play their copies. Fans who own a physical copy of John Wick Hex will also continue to have access to this tactical action RPG.
The announcement didn’t include a reason for the delisting, but it stands to reason that the John Wick rights may have simply run out for the title. John Wick Hex was originally published by Good Shepherd Entertainment, and it was released on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. Good Shepherd’s parent company, Devolver Digital, shifted the publishing rights for John Wick Hex to another one of its smaller companies, Big Fan Games, in 2024.
John Wick Hex is currently available on Humble Bundle for only $4. The game is $20 on Xbox, PSN, and Nintendo Online.
In 2022, Lionsgate acknowledged that it had fielded multiple proposals for a John Wick AAA game. The studio confirmed that discussions about another John Wick game were still active in 2023, but nothing concrete has emerged. More recently, Ana de Armas reprised her role as Eve Macarro from the John Wick spinoff, Ballerina, to appear in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone as a playable character.
