Developer Visual Concepts has announced that Lego 2K Drive will be removed from digital stores exactly three years after its launch on May 19th. Its multiplayer servers will be shut down on May 31st, 2027, rendering all online-dependent features of the game inoperable. While the game’s pages on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox stores have noted these upcoming changes, the Nintendo Switch eShop has yet to mention the delisting or server closure.
Publisher 2K has not disclosed the reasons behind the removal of Lego 2K Drive and the discontinuation of multiplayer support. However, some speculate it may be related to licensing issues or a declining player base. Despite the shutdown of online multiplayer, Lego 2K Drive will continue to support its offline modes, including its story mode and minigames.
Lego 2K Drive is an open-world driving game that allows players to race through a vibrant world in transformable Lego vehicles capable of handling any terrain. The delisting of Lego 2K Drive comes shortly before the release of the next major Lego game, Lego Batman: Themed Legacy, which is slated for launch on May 22nd.
Lego 2K Drive to be removed from digital stores
The racing game Lego 2K Drive, developed by Visual Concepts, is set to be delisted from digital storefronts on May 19th, marking its three-year anniversary. Furthermore, the game’s multiplayer servers will be taken offline on May 31st, 2027. This means any game features that rely on online connectivity will cease to function.
Reasons for delisting remain unclear
While the specific reasons for the delisting and the shutdown of multiplayer servers have not been officially revealed by publisher 2K, speculation suggests potential factors such as licensing complications or a decrease in active players. Despite the loss of online multiplayer functionality, players will still be able to enjoy Lego 2K Drive‘s offline modes, including its engaging story campaign and various minigames.
About Lego 2K Drive
Lego 2K Drive is an expansive open-world driving experience where players can speed through diverse environments in versatile Lego vehicles that can transform to adapt to different terrains. The game’s removal from digital stores precedes the launch of another highly anticipated Lego title, Lego Batman: Themed Legacy, which is scheduled for release on May 22nd.
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Lego 2K Drive to be Delisted from Digital Stores After Just Three Years on the Market
Developer Visual Concepts has announced that Lego 2K Drive will be removed from digital stores exactly three years after its May 19th launch. Its multiplayer servers will be disconnected on May 31st, 2027, meaning all game features requiring online servers will cease to function. The game’s pages on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox stores have reported the upcoming changes, but the Switch eShop has not mentioned any delisting or server shutdown.
Publisher 2K has not revealed the reasons for the delisting of Lego 2K Drive and the loss of multiplayer support, but some suspect it is related to licensing and a low player count. Although multiplayer servers will be deactivated, Lego 2K Drive features offline modes that will continue to be supported, including its story mode and minigames.
Lego 2K Drive is an open-world driving game where players race through the city at full speed in transformable Lego vehicles for all terrains. Lego 2K Drive will be delisted just before the launch of the next major Lego game, Lego Batman: Themed Legacy, which releases on May 22nd.
