Capcom pulls Street Fighter V from sale over security issue
Online play is switched off and the game is being delisted from Steam and the PlayStation Store in stages until a fix is ready.
Capcom has shut down online functionality in Street Fighter V while it addresses a security issue, and the game has been temporarily delisted from Steam. The publisher said sales on the PlayStation Store and Steam will be suspended in stages until a fix is completed, as reported by rockpapershotgun.com.
Owners of the fighting game can still play it offline, including Arcade Mode. Capcom did not specify how the game could be vulnerable.
The shutdown and delisting follow a stretch of security trouble for the company. In October 2026, a vulnerability in the PHP programming language led to security-led shutdowns across online services, and the Capcom ID service suffered a data breach.
Street Fighter V launched without an Arcade Mode, which Capcom added three years after release. Its successor, Street Fighter 6, has been the most popular fighting game in the world for three years running.
Quick answers
Can I still play Street Fighter V offline?
Yes. Capcom said owners can still play the game offline, including Arcade Mode, while online functionality is shut down.
Why was Street Fighter V removed from Steam?
Capcom temporarily delisted the game from Steam and suspended sales on the PlayStation Store in stages while it addresses a security issue. It did not specify how the game could be vulnerable.