A second Star Trek game is going to be delisted in 2026
Star Trek Legends, the strategy RPG developed by Emerald City Games, is being delisted from digital storefronts and will be permanently shut down later this year. The PC version is scheduled for delisting on August 20, 2026, with complete server shutdown following on September 3. The game had already been quietly removed from console platforms earlier in 2026.
This marks the second Star Trek game title to be removed from storefronts in 2026, disappointing fans of the franchise’s gaming offerings. The game originally launched as an Apple Arcade exclusive before receiving ports to console and PC platforms, expanding its audience across multiple systems.
Adding to player frustration, reports from recent Steam reviews suggest the game may have already become unplayable in practice, even before the official delisting date. Emerald City Games’ announcement on Steam confirmed the August 20 delisting and September 3 shutdown timeline, giving players limited time to experience the game before it becomes permanently inaccessible.
The shutdown reflects broader challenges facing live-service games, where server maintenance costs and declining player populations often lead to the retirement of older titles. For players invested in Star Trek Legends, the delisting will result in permanent loss of access, as the game cannot function offline without active servers.