Steam users have a very limited window to pick up the 2026 adventure game The Leather Maker before it's delisted from the platform and made unavailable forever. Despite only launching last month, the developer has opted to retire the Steam game so that players are no longer able to get it in the future.
According to an announcement from solo dev Drew Thomas, The Leather Maker is set to be delisted from Steam. However, those who have the game in their libraries when it's removed will be able to keep and play it forever. The Leather Maker is already 100% free on Steam, so it costs nothing for gamers to add it to their libraries before it's gone.
The developer has not confirmed when The Leather Maker will be delisted from Steam, only that it will happen "as soon as possible." Taking a game down from Steam isn't as simple as hitting one button; it involves submitting a request form to Valve. In most cases of delisted games, the wait is on Valve's end rather than the developer, so it's unclear when The Leather Maker will be removed. That's just all the more reason to grab it as soon as...
