This Baldur’s Gate Spin-Off Is Going Offline And Getting Delisted In February

Developer Turque Games has announced that Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance will be shutting down its servers on February 24, 2025, and will be delisted from digital storefronts.

The base game and all DLC will still be playable offline in single-player mode. The game’s singular DLC expansion is called Echoes of the Blood War, which adds one new playable character named Auralla–a Tiefling warlock who focuses on spell-casting and crowd control.

There are also two new challenge dungeons in the DLC, with six level in total. The first one is the Abandoned Mines, where players investigate a cultist experiment on trolls in a duergar mine. The second is called Spawn of Yeenoghu, where players travel to the Hinterlands to stop a faction of Gnolls from summoning their demon lord.

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is an action-RPG with a focus on dynamic co-op gameplay. The game was first released in 2021 for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. It was also added to Xbox Game Pass on launch day.

While Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance shares a similar name to Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance and Dark Alliance II, its gameplay and story are unrelated to them. On Gamespot’s sister site, Metacritic, Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance received mostly unfavorable reviews, sitting at an average score of 53.