Star Trek: Legends Will Be Delisted From All Digital Storefronts
Star Trek: Legends, a strategy-based RPG, will be permanently delisted from all digital storefronts starting August 20, 2026. The game has already been removed from the Nintendo Switch eShop, and players on other platforms will lose the ability to purchase it on the specified date.
More significantly, the game’s servers will shut down entirely on September 3, 2026, meaning anyone who currently owns Star Trek: Legends will only have until that date to play before the title becomes unplayable. This is consistent with the industry trend of live-service games and licensed titles being removed when support ends or licensing agreements expire.
The delisting was announced through a Steam community post, indicating the game is available on PC platforms. However, it remains unclear from the announcement whether the server shutdown and delisting timeline applies uniformly across all console platforms where the game was available, or if there are platform-specific variations.
This delisting underscores ongoing concerns within the gaming community about game preservation and digital ownership, particularly for live-service titles and licensed properties that depend on ongoing server support or licensing agreements.