Star Trek: Legends, which was released on PC and consoles in 2024, is scheduled to permanently shut down its servers on August 20. Star Trek: Legends originally launched on Apple Arcade in 2021 and was later ported to major platforms, including Steam, Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox.
Many fans were already expecting Star Trek: Legends to be sunset after its PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo console editions were quietly removed. Now, an official statement from developer Tilting Point suggests the game will become unplayable for all users, with even its offline modes no longer working.
Yet another EA game is confirmed to be shutting down its servers permanently later this year, so fans should plan accordingly.
Following the removal of its console versions, the Steam, Epic Games Store, and Microsoft Store editions of Star Trek: Legends are also set to be sunset on August 20, 2026. Those who already own the game or purchase it before that date will be able to continue playing for a limited time. Developer Tilting Point plans to permanently shut down the game's servers on September 3, 2026, after which "the game will officially be taken offline and will no longer be playable."
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