Minecraft players might be aware of the Stop Killing Games initiative that has been making rounds on the internet.

Jason "Thor" Hall, better known as "Pirate Software," has announced that he is no longer working at Offbrand Games amid the recent Stop Killing Games controversy.

Pirate Software has responded publicly after receiving death threats following the Stop Killing Games campaign reaching over one million signatures.

Jason Hall, known as 'Thor' from Pirate Software, departed Offbrand Games due to intense online backlash and review bombings. This was triggered by his opposition to the Stop Killing Games movement.

As expected, they are strongly against the SKG initiative. Ross Scott released another video breaking down their arguments.

PewDiePie has endorsed the Stop Killing Games movement, initiated by Accursed Farms to combat publishers remotely shutting down purchased games. This consumer-led campaign seeks legislation ...

The Stop Killing Games petition has hit 1M signatures after backing from PewDiePie, Asmongold, and Elon Musk.

The Stop Killing Games initiative was launched in 2024 by Ross Scott (Accursed Farms) and has been shrouded in controversy with Twitch streamer Pirate Software's criticism of the initiative.

Stop Killing Games has been appealing to local governments to put a stop to this practice, and the campaign is picking up pace ahead of its 31st July deadline.

Twitch streamer Pirate Software has revealed that he is no longer working for Ludwig’s OffBrand Games amid the ongoing drama over his views on the Stop Killing Games movement.