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Home » South of Midnight is now self-published on Steam after Compulsion Video games reduce ties with Microsoft
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South of Midnight is now self-published on Steam after Compulsion Video games reduce ties with Microsoft

Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamAugust 14, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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South of Midnight is now self-published on Steam after Compulsion Video games reduce ties with Microsoft
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Compulsion Video games’ 2025 action-adventure recreation South of Midnight is now self-published by the studio on Steam.

The change was noticed by Respec, and might be seen on SteamDB. On August 11, 2026, the writer on the sport’s itemizing was modified from Xbox Recreation Studios to Compulsion Video games.

This follows Microsoft saying that it might reduce 5 studios and 1000’s of jobs in July, of which Compulsion Video games was one.

Since then, studios have thanked Xbox for permitting them to go impartial, and Compulsion Video games introduced that it’s looking for to collaborate with companions to develop new tasks.

It’s unknown whether or not console variations of South of Midnight will even change into self-published by Compulsion Video games, however listings on console platforms haven’t modified but.

VGC’s Chris Scullion reviewed South of Midnight, saying, “South of Midnight is a beautiful journey with great performances, putting visuals and strong platforming gameplay. Its fight, nevertheless, is repetitive and reductive in equal measure, letting the general package deal down significantly.”