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It's been announced that, due to the cloud back-end that the game's online-play was built upon, the online component will soon be coming to an end. The most interesting part to me, however, is this;
The PC versions of Killer Queen Black were made for Windows and MacOS - hopefully the open-sourcing of the title could lead to a native Linux version in the future?