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Street Outlaws Games to Be Delisted on December 31, 2026

GameMill Entertainment cited expiring licensing agreements; only new digital purchases will be blocked, and existing owners keep both games.

GameMill Entertainment said in an October 29, 2026 notice that Street Outlaws: The List and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All will be delisted from digital storefronts on December 31, 2026, citing expiring licensing agreements. The removal covers the PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC versions of both titles, according to gamerant.com.

The delisting affects new digital purchases only. Players who buy either game before the deadline will keep it in their libraries after it leaves the stores.

Physical copies of both games will remain usable, and discs will stay available on the second-hand market after the delisting.

Two racers built on a TV franchise

Street Outlaws is a Discovery Channel reality TV franchise that debuted in 2013, originally focused on Oklahoma City's underground street-racing scene and its ranking of the 10 fastest cars, known as "The List." Street Outlaws: The List launched for the PS4 in 2019, and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All followed in 2021 with PS4 and native PS5 versions. Both were developed by the now-defunct Dutch studio Team6 Game Studios.

Licensing expirations have removed racing games from stores before: at the end of 2024, numerous NASCAR titles were delisted after rights agreements expired. As of late October 2026, The List holds a 3.44-star user rating on the PlayStation Store, while Winner Takes All sits at 3.04 stars.

Quick answers

When will Street Outlaws: The List and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All be delisted?

Both games leave digital storefronts on December 31, 2026, according to GameMill Entertainment's October 29, 2026 notice.

Can I still play the Street Outlaws games after delisting?

Yes, if you buy them before December 31, 2026, they stay in your library. Physical copies also remain playable and available second-hand.

Which platforms are affected by the delisting?

The PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC versions of both games are covered.

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