Nintendo has announced that Pac-Man 99 will be ending its services and getting delisted in October, while other aspects of the game will be taken offline over the course of the preceding months. On August 8, paid custom themes will no longer be purchasable, while on September 8, players will no longer be able to buy the Mode Unlock and Deluxe Pack DLCs.

Finally, October 8 will see the end of service and delisting for Pac-Man 99. This will entail online play becoming unavailable for the battle royale and private matches modes, as well as for the online leaderboards section of records. New users will also no longer be able to download the game, though those who’ve previously downloaded it will still be able to redownload it, in addition to any DLC you may have purchased.

Following the game’s end of service, its offline modes (CPU Battle, Score Attack, and Blind Time Attack) will still remain available.

Tetris 99 was one of the most interesting surprises of the last few years. The game took the concept of Tetris and put it in an unlikely battle royale context of multiple people playing with the goal of winning and tripping up everyone else to do so. It was a unique take on the genre and franchise, and one Nintendo emulated with the now delisted Super Mario 35. In the place of that, another iconic character has risen up in its place.

Today Nintendo announced Pac-Man 99. The game is similar in style to the games mentioned above as it has 99 players playing a game of Pac-Man with the last one standing being the “Pac-One” winner. The rules are similar to the regular game, but with the competitive multiplayer twist that sees you sending ghosts you eat to other players. You can check out the announcement trailer below for an idea of what to expect.

Pac-Man 99 is available on Nintendo Switch for Nintendo Switch Online users.