From time to time, Drimify retires an older game type, usually because a newer version (often a 3D upgrade) now offers the same experience. Retiring a game type doesn't remove or break anything you've already built with it. This article explains exactly what does and doesn't change.

Your existing games keep running

If you already have a game built on a retired type, nothing changes for your players:

• The game stays live and playable exactly as before, following its own plan and schedule.
• Scores, leads, and all other data keep recording normally.
• You can keep editing it - settings, branding, content, everything.

What stops is support: we no longer maintain or update that game type going forward.

Why you can't duplicate it anymore

Once a game type is retired:

• You can no longer duplicate an existing game built on it (see Experience Duplication for how duplication normally works).
• It's removed from the catalogue, so you can't create a brand new game with that type either.

The badge on your dashboard

Any game built on a retired type shows a small badge next to its name in your dashboard:

• Support ending (orange) — the type is retired but hasn't reached its end-of-life date yet. Hover the badge to see the exact date.
• Unsupported (grey) — the end-of-life date has passed.

The banner in the game editor

Opening a game built on a retired type also shows a banner at the top of the editor, with the same information: how long the type is still supported for (or that support has already ended), and a reminder that the game keeps running either way.

FAQ

Will my game stop working when the game type is retired?
No. It keeps running and stays fully editable — only duplication and new creation are blocked.

Can I still edit a game built on a retired type?
Yes, editing is untouched by retirement.

How do I know which date my game type retires on?
Hover the badge on your dashboard, or open the game; the date is shown in the banner at the top of the editor.

Updated on: 30/09/2026