Stop Killing Games
KS Game Studio supports Stop Killing Games, a consumer campaign against games that are sold to players and later made unplayable when the publisher ends support.
- 1,294,188
- verified signatures on the European Citizens' Initiative "Stop Destroying Videogames"
- 26 Jan 2026
- submitted to the European Commission
- 16 Jun 2026
- the Commission answered: no new law for now, and talks with the games industry and consumer groups on a code of conduct, starting by the end of 2026
The Stop Killing Games name and logo belong to the Stop Killing Games initiative. Figures from the EU's citizens' initiative register.
The Forgotten Realm
The Forgotten Realm is an online isometric action RPG for Windows, Linux and Android phones and tablets. Players earn experience, gold, and gear by fighting monsters and completing quests, and gather wood and other materials along the way. Guilds claim outposts and invest gold, taxes, and materials to develop them, from a wooden palisade to stone walls. Changes to the game are put to a player vote.
A town you share
Everyone meets in Oakhaven. Trade with other players, chat, and form a party of up to four.
Dungeons for your party
Below the Hollow, each party gets its own dungeon. Short on friends? Hire henchmen to fight beside you.
Knight, Archer, Wizard
Tank, shoot, or cast. Unlock abilities as you level, and hunt the rare named enemies that roam the wilds.
A story waiting to be found
Oakhaven's quests lead somewhere its villagers would rather forget. Follow them and see where they go.
Guilds and outposts
Found a guild, design its emblem, and claim an outpost to fly your banner over. Coming soon: two factions, the Keepers and the Embers. Guilds will join one, and the factions will contest the outposts.
Made for families
No harsh death penalties, no long grinds, no griefing. Fall in battle and you wake up safe in town.
Outpost taxes
A guild can claim an outpost for 10,000 gold. Guilds may tax an outpost's shops at 0 to 10%; the rate is their decision. Oakhaven, where everyone starts, is never claimed or taxed. The tax goes to the guild's treasury and pays for local changes to the outpost.
Players decide
Big changes go to a vote. Every account at least a week old gets a say, and an update only goes in if 75% vote yes.
From the game
KS Game Studio
We're a small independent studio. The Forgotten Realm is our first game, and it's being played and shaped by family first. A wider release is on the way.