GameMill Xbox Game Delisting
Four licensed titles leave digital stores by the end of December 2026 as GameMill's licenses expire - what's going, when, and whether to grab them first.
Four games are being delisted: Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance, Street Outlaws: The List, Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All and Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard. If you already own any of them, they stay in your library forever - this only removes the option to buy.
What's leaving
| Game | Publisher | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Avatar: Quest for Balance (2023) | GameMill | Steam delisting confirmed; console expected same window |
| Street Outlaws: The List (2019) | GameMill | Dec 31 confirmed across stores |
| Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All (2021) | GameMill | Dec 31 confirmed across stores |
| Hotel Transylvania 3 | Outright Games | Same window - license lapse alongside the GameMill batch |
The official notices only name Steam - but GameMill has delisted across Xbox, PlayStation and Switch simultaneously before, and that's the expectation here. No separate Xbox date has been announced.
What it means for you
Already own it
Nothing changes - delisting removes the store page, not your license. Re-downloads keep working.
Thinking of buying
Before December 31 - and watch for clearance discounts; delisted games almost always take a final price cut.
Physical copies
Completely unaffected - discs keep working and can be resold as usual.
Achievements
Unaffected - delisted games still track and sync achievements for owners.
FAQ
Why are they being delisted?
Licensing agreements ending - these are licensed IP titles (Avatar, Street Outlaws, Hotel Transylvania), and renewals didn't happen. Standard practice, not a quality judgment.
Exact Xbox delisting date?
Not announced - the notices name "end of December 2026" with Dec 31 confirmed for the Street Outlaws pair. Treat Dec 30 as the safe last day to buy.
Will they ever come back?
Occasionally licenses get renewed and listings return, but don't count on it - buy before removal if you want them digitally.