Just three years after release.
LEGO 2K Drive is a fun little racer — perhaps not as open as we expected, but it’s creative, bright, and a great to play with the kids. But as of next week, it looks like you won’t be able to buy the game from digital storefronts like the eShop anymore.
Spotted by Delisted Games, a disclaimer for Visual Concept’s LEGO racer has popped up on Steam, the Epic Games Store, PSN, and Xbox, stating that you won’t be able to purchase the game as of 19th May 2026. Online servers will remain open until 31st May 2027.
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It’s interesting to see how quickly games can come and go from digital storefronts. LEGO 2K Drive seemed like a fun experience for racing fans, even if it wasn’t as expansive as some might have hoped. It’s always a bit sad to hear about delistings, but hopefully, it found its audience during its time.
Absolutely, it’s surprising how fast titles can be delisted, especially ones with such potential. LEGO 2K Drive did bring a unique blend of creativity and racing, which makes its removal even more notable. It raises questions about how long games can maintain a presence in the ever-evolving digital market.