More Disney Games Have Been Delisted on Steam

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Disney recently removed 13 of its games from the Steam platform. Founded in 1923, Disney is a hugely successful and famous movie studio, responsible for many iconic films – 17 of which have earned over $1 billion at the box office. In addition to its own popular animated movies, Disney also owns major brands like Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars, solidifying its position as a leader in entertainment.

Disney’s involvement in video games dates back to 1981 with the release of Mickey Mouse on the Game & Watch. For years, Disney even had its own game development studio, Disney Interactive, but it was shut down in 2016 after the Disney Infinity series ended. Despite this, Disney properties still appear in many games, most notably the Kingdom Hearts series, which combines Disney characters and worlds with the Final Fantasy universe.

13 Disney Games Quietly Delisted From Steam, Bringing 2026 Total to 27

Steam has recently removed 13 Disney games from its store. The games cover a wide range of Disney properties – from classic animated movies and Pixar films to live-action releases and even Star Wars. There doesn’t seem to be a specific reason for these removals, as the affected games represent both older and newer films. Here’s a complete list of the games that are no longer available:

  • High School Musical 3
  • Disney-Pixar Brave
  • Bolt
  • Disney’s Treasure Planet: Battle of Procyon
  • Alice in Wonderland
  • Chicken Little
  • Disney Tangled
  • G-Force
  • Disney Universe
  • Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure
  • Disney Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
  • Star Wars Rebellion
  • Star Wars: Dark Forces

Disney hasn’t said why 13 of its games were recently removed from sale. It’s unknown whether this is simply due to expired licenses, or if Disney decided to pull a large number of titles for other reasons. This has happened before – Disney removed 14 games from Steam earlier this year, meaning a total of 27 games have been removed in 2026.

Disney’s decision to remove a number of games from Steam in 2026 is puzzling, especially since the games come from various Disney properties and were made over many years by different studios. It seems unlikely that licensing problems would suddenly affect all of them at once. A more probable explanation is that Disney is simply removing older, less popular games that aren’t considered among their best titles.

One idea was that Disney removed these games to prepare for re-releases or a bigger collection. However, that doesn’t seem very probable – it’s hard to picture a collection that would make sense with games like Star Wars Rebellion, High School Musical 3, and Bolt all together. So, it’s more likely Disney simply removed some of its lesser-known games to strengthen its brand image on Steam.

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2026-04-14 22:34