Ethan Crossfield 
Players considering either Street Outlaws game have until December 31, 2026, to buy it digitally. GameMill Entertainment is removing Street Outlaws: The List and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All from console and PC storefronts after its licensing agreements expire, though existing digital owners will keep access.
What is changing on December 31?
GameMill has confirmed that both licensed racing games will be removed from digital sale on December 31, 2026. The affected titles are 2019's Street Outlaws: The List and its 2021 follow-up, Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All. The publisher attributed the move to expiring licensing arrangements connected to the Street Outlaws reality television brand. This is a permanent storefront delisting rather than a temporary promotion change, so players who want a digital copy need to make that decision before the deadline.
Which players and platforms are affected?
The delisting extends beyond PlayStation. Both games are leaving Xbox storefronts, Nintendo Switch's eShop, and Steam as well. Winner Takes All has a native PS5 release alongside its PS4 version, while The List originally launched on PS4 and can be played on a backward-compatible PS5 with a disc drive. Importantly, the removal only blocks new digital purchases. GameMill says players who already own either game digitally will retain them in their libraries and can continue playing after the store listings disappear.
What are the options after the digital deadline?
Physical editions offer an alternative for console players after December 31. Winner Takes All received a PS5 disc release, while The List was sold physically on PS4. Both games also had boxed editions for Xbox and Nintendo Switch. Availability may be limited, however: The List is approaching its seventh anniversary and Winner Takes All is nearly five years old, meaning major retailers may no longer carry remaining stock. Once the licensing deal ends, GameMill will not be able to produce new copies, leaving second-hand sellers as the most likely long-term source.
What players should know
- Digital purchases of both Street Outlaws games end on December 31, 2026.
- The delisting applies to PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Steam versions.
- Existing digital owners will keep the games in their libraries and can continue playing them.
- Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All has a native PS5 edition; The List is available on PS4 and usable on compatible PS5 consoles through its PS4 disc.
- Physical copies may remain available through retailers and the second-hand market.
Expert View
This is a straightforward preservation issue rather than a major loss for the racing genre. Neither title was especially well received, but licensed games can vanish quickly once rights expire. Anyone specifically interested in the Street Outlaws setting should secure a copy before the cutoff, while existing owners can avoid urgency because their digital access is set to remain intact.
