Two racing games based on the reality show Street Outlaws will leave digital stores on December 31, 2026. GameMill Entertainment said Street Outlaws: The List and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All will be removed from digital sale because the games' licensing agreement has ended.
The publisher posted the notice on October 29 on the games' Steam pages, according to Delisted Games, iXBT Games and Game Rant. The story was highlighted again on November 2, with CBR noting the final date for new buyers.
Street Outlaws: The List, from 2019, and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All, from 2021, were developed by Team6 Game Studios and are based on the Discovery Channel series. Reports indicate the removal should cover the Steam, Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox stores.
For existing owners, the impact is smaller: GameMill said the games will remain in buyers' libraries and stay fully playable. The removal only prevents new digital purchases after December 31.
Physical copies remain an alternative after that date, according to Game Rant, although the publisher cannot print new copies once the licensing agreement expires. In practice, physical availability may depend on remaining retail stock.
The case highlights a recurring issue in digital preservation: licensed games depend on agreements that can end, and a digital purchase does not guarantee that a title will stay on sale in the future, even when existing owners keep access.
Image credit: cover of Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All, by GameMill Entertainment and Team6 Game Studios.
Sources: CBR; Delisted Games; Game Rant; iXBT Games.
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