Razer will unplug the Ouya game console on June 25

The Ouya gaming console closes its doors next month.

Razer, who acquired Ouya in 2015, announced Wednesday the closure of the console support on June 25. After that, accounts will be disabled and players will no longer be able to access server games or games that they previously purchased. They will not be able to buy new games either. However, players will still have access to downloaded games.

Players will want to use the funds still on their accounts before closing because they have no monetary value, says Razer.

The video game console of Ouya and his app store became popular with small developers when it was launched in 2013. It was at the center of a multi-million dollar crowdfunding campaign and had leveraged $ 15 million in funding. top investors in Silicon Valley. But the Android-based console in difficulty to bring a large enough audience. His hardware business was shut down before Razer incorporated Ouya's game content into his Forge TV console. Razer will also stop the Forge TV service next month.