2K to delist Lego 2K Drive May 19; servers end May 31, 2027

Publisher 2K announced it will remove Lego 2K Drive from digital storefronts on May 19, 2026. After that date the PS5/PS4 title will only be available as physical copies through retailers. The game is listed at $19.99 for the PlayStation cross-buy package. The publisher provided little advance notice of the delisting.

Multiplayer services will remain active until May 31, 2027, when the servers will be shut down. Players attempting the game’s Platinum trophy are advised to complete multiplayer-related objectives before that date. Those who downloaded the game as a free PS Plus Essential title in December 2023 should check their libraries before purchasing.

An official store overview describes the game as “Welcome to Bricklandia, home of a massive open-world Lego driving adventure. Race anywhere, play with anyone, build your dream rides, and defeat a cast of wild racing rivals for the coveted Sky Trophy.” The title includes single-player and multiplayer modes and supports cross-buy between PS5 and PS4.

Lego 2K Drive launched in 2023 and received mixed reviews at release. Reviewers and players praised the creative vehicle-building and concept, and criticized performance issues and aspects of the game’s design.

After May 19 digital purchases will no longer be possible; new buyers who want to own the game will need to find physical copies from retailers. Online multiplayer will remain available until the scheduled shutdown on May 31, 2027.