The creator of iconic Half-Life YouTube series Freeman's Mind has launched a new campaign against publishers that close, shutdown, or otherwise bar access to videogames that players have already purchased. Ross Scott, also known via his YouTube channel name Accursed Farms, previously announced that he was considering ways to bring legal attention to this industry-wide practice after Ubisoft confirmed it would close servers for racing game The Crew on Sunday March 31. With that date now passed, Scott has launched a new website called Stop Killing Games, which outlines the campaign's objectives while guiding would-be supporters to a variety of platforms that they may use to protest or petition "the practice of publishers destroying videogames they have sold to customers."
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