Avatar: Quest for Balance and Street Outlaws 1 & 2: GameMill Is Delisting 4 Licensed Games by the End of 2026

Aang and Sokka in Avatar The Last Airbender Quest for Balance, one of four licensed games being delisted by GameMill Entertainment at the end of 2026

The final weeks of the calendar year are traditionally prime time for digital storefront takedowns as intellectual property contracts reach their expiration dates. Publisher GameMill Entertainment has confirmed that four licensed games will be permanently delisted from digital storefronts across Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch by December 31, 2026. Ahead of their removal, several of these titles have already received steep farewell discounts of up to 95% off on PC.

All 4 GameMill Entertainment Titles Being Delisted at the End of 2026

Following official takedown notices posted by GameMill Entertainment on Steam and mirrored across console tracking listings, four licensed adaptations will be pulled from digital sale at the end of December 2026:

  • Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance (released in September 2023 on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Switch, developed by Bamtang Games): arriving just over three years ago, this action-adventure title lets one or two players in local and online co-op relive all 18 chapters of the beloved animated series across nine playable characters.
  • Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch): a family-friendly Pikmin-style action-strategy adventure where Dracula and Mavis command Impa creatures across the Lost Islands.
  • Street Outlaws: The List (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, developed by Team6 Game Studios): the first video game adaptation of Discovery Channel's popular American street drag-racing television series.
  • Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All (PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch): the expanded sequel featuring 26 customizable drag cars and 36 unique racing locations.

Up to 95% Off Farewell Discounts and Library Ownership Rules

If you want to secure any of these four games for your digital collection or unlock their straightforward Xbox Achievements and PlayStation Trophies before they vanish from digital stores, keep two key details in mind:

  1. Permanent Redownload Access: anyone who purchases these titles digitally before December 31, 2026, will keep full ownership in their Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch library and can redownload and play them at any time after the store listings are removed.
  2. Deep Clearance Sales: on Steam, Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All has already been slashed from $49.99 down to $2.49 (95% off), with its DLC bundles discounted by 90%. Console players on Xbox and PlayStation should wait for matching end-of-year clearance markdowns before buying.

Complete November & December 2026 Delisting and Server Shutdown Schedule

GameMill's four license expirations join several major year-end digital takedowns and server closures across PS5, Xbox, and PC, including the permanent shutdown of Zenith: The Last City and Zenith: Nexus on PS VR2 and PC on December 18 and the closure of NBA 2K25's multiplayer servers at the end of December 2026:

GamePublisherPlatformsCutoff DateStatus Change
Ratchet & Clank: Ranger RumbleSony / Oh BiBiiOS, AndroidNovember 21, 2026Delisted from mobile stores (servers close Feb 23, 2027)
Destruction AllStarsSony Interactive EntertainmentPS5November 25, 2026Online multiplayer servers permanently shutting down
Synduality: Echo of AdaBandai NamcoPS5, Xbox Series X|S, PCDecember 18, 2026In-game purchases removed ahead of offline single-player transition
Zenith: The Last City / NexusRamen VRPS VR2, PC VR, Meta QuestDecember 18, 2026MMO servers permanently shutting down
Avatar: Quest for BalanceGameMill EntertainmentPC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, SwitchDecember 31, 2026Permanently delisted from digital storefronts
Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters OverboardGameMill / Outright GamesPC, PS4, Xbox One, SwitchDecember 31, 2026Permanently delisted from digital storefronts
Street Outlaws: The List & Street Outlaws 2GameMill EntertainmentPC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, SwitchDecember 31, 2026Permanently delisted (currently 90% to 95% off on Steam)
NBA 2K252K SportsPC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, SwitchDecember 31, 2026Online servers shutting down (MyCAREER / MyTEAM offline)
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My Take

Seeing Avatar: Quest for Balance pulled from digital storefronts barely three years after its September 2023 launch is another stark reminder of how short modern licensing windows have become. Even though GameMill Entertainment's tie-in titles are notoriously uneven, they remain popular picks for couch co-op families and Achievement hunters. If you want any of these four games in your library before they vanish on December 31, hold off on paying full console price and watch for the 90% to 95% clearance discounts already live on Steam.

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