Two racing games based on the popular Discovery Channel series Street Outlaws are approaching the end of their digital availability. Publisher GameMill Entertainment has confirmed that Street Outlaws: The List and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All will disappear from digital storefronts on December 31, 2026, following the expiration of their licensing agreements.
The announcement, made on October 29, affects PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC players. Anyone interested in purchasing either title digitally has just over two months remaining before both games become unavailable to new buyers.
Fortunately, players who already own the games will not lose access to their purchases.
Street Outlaws Games Are Leaving Digital Stores
GameMill Entertainment confirmed that both Street Outlaws titles will be removed from digital storefronts when their licensing agreements expire at the end of 2026.
Street Outlaws: The List and its sequel, Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All, will no longer be available for digital purchase after December 31. The removal affects the PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, Nintendo eShop, and Steam.
The decision is connected to licensing restrictions rather than technical problems or a shutdown of the games themselves. Licensed entertainment properties frequently operate under agreements that limit how long publishers can sell products featuring particular brands, vehicles, or other protected content.
Once those agreements expire, publishers may lose the legal right to continue distributing the affected games.
For Street Outlaws fans, this means the final opportunity to purchase either title digitally is quickly approaching.
Existing Owners Can Continue Playing
The good news is that the upcoming delisting will not prevent existing owners from accessing their games.
Players who purchase Street Outlaws: The List or Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All before December 31 will retain access through their respective digital libraries. The games will remain playable after their removal from storefronts.
Physical editions also provide another option for collectors and players who prefer owning their games on disc.
Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All received a native PlayStation 5 physical release, while the PlayStation 4 edition of Street Outlaws: The List can be played on compatible PS5 consoles equipped with a disc drive.
However, physical availability could become increasingly limited. GameMill reportedly stopped producing new copies and will not be permitted to manufacture additional units once its licensing agreements expire.
This could make existing boxed editions more difficult to find over time, particularly if collectors begin purchasing the remaining stock.
What Are the Street Outlaws Games About?
Both games are based on Street Outlaws, the Discovery Channel television franchise that debuted in 2013.
The original series followed Oklahoma City’s underground street racing scene, focusing on a competitive ranking system known as The List. Drivers competed to establish themselves among the city’s ten fastest racers, often using heavily modified vehicles built specifically for drag racing.
The franchise eventually expanded beyond Oklahoma City, introducing new locations, racing crews, and competitions.
Street Outlaws: The List attempted to recreate that competitive environment in video game form, allowing players to build their reputation through races and vehicle upgrades.
Its sequel, Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All, expanded on the formula with additional customization options, racing challenges, and gameplay improvements.
Both titles were developed by Team6 Game Studios, a developer that has since ceased operations, and published by GameMill Entertainment.
Although the games appealed to fans of the television franchise, neither became a particularly celebrated racing title.
As of late October 2026, Street Outlaws: The List held a 3.44-star rating on the PlayStation Store, while Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All had a lower 3.04-star rating. Both scores were based on hundreds of player reviews.
Another Example of Licensed Games Disappearing
The removal of the Street Outlaws games highlights an ongoing problem with licensed video games and digital distribution.
Unlike original intellectual properties, games built around television shows, professional sports organizations, vehicle manufacturers, or entertainment brands often depend on agreements that must eventually be renewed.
When those agreements expire, publishers face a choice between negotiating new contracts or removing their products from sale.
Racing games are particularly vulnerable because they can involve multiple licensing arrangements covering vehicles, manufacturers, sponsors, music, and real-world racing organizations.
Several NASCAR games experienced similar removals at the end of 2024, demonstrating how licensing agreements can determine the commercial lifespan of a game regardless of whether it remains technically functional.
For players who value long-term access and preservation, these situations raise concerns about the growing dependence on digital storefronts.
While delisting does not automatically mean losing access to purchased games, it prevents new customers from obtaining them through official digital channels.
Physical releases can help preserve access, although limited production runs and discontinued manufacturing can create additional challenges.
December 31 Is the Final Deadline
Anyone interested in experiencing either Street Outlaws game should consider purchasing it before December 31, 2026.
After that date, new digital purchases will no longer be possible through the affected storefronts. Existing owners can continue playing, and physical copies may remain available through retailers and secondhand markets while supplies last.
Neither game achieved widespread critical acclaim, but their removal represents another small loss for the availability of licensed racing games.
With Team6 Game Studios no longer operating and the licensing agreements approaching expiration, there is currently no indication that either Street Outlaws title will return to digital storefronts in the future.
For collectors, fans of the Discovery Channel franchise, and players interested in preserving older racing games, the clock is ticking.
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