GameMill Entertainment will stop selling three licensed games on digital stores by the end of December 2026. The games are Avatar: The Last Airbender: Quest for Balance, Street Outlaws: The List and Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All.
The publisher said its licensing agreements for the games have ended. A notice on the Quest for Balance Steam page sets its removal from Steam for the end of December 2026.
The game is “soon to be leaving Steam at the end of December 2026 as our licensing agreement for the title has concluded,” the notice said, as reported by TalkEsport.
GameMill also told current owners that the game “will remain in your library and will continue to be fully playable.” According to the coverage, owners will still be able to download it again from their libraries.
On 29 October, the publisher confirmed that both Street Outlaws games would leave digital stores on 31 December 2026. It said their licensing agreements had also expired. Team6 Game Studios developed both Street Outlaws titles.
GameMill has not given separate removal dates for Quest for Balance on Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo Switch. According to Pure Xbox, removal from Xbox is expected to follow the publisher’s past pattern of delisting games across several platforms.
The game was still on sale in the Xbox Store on 7 November, according to a store check in the coverage. The listing carried no removal warning on that day.
Quest for Balance has never been part of the Game Pass catalogue. The Xbox listing said Game Pass members who already own the game can play it through the cloud.
Physical copies exist for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch. The coverage said these copies should keep working normally. It added that shops may struggle to restock them once the licence expires.
Quest for Balance is an adventure game based on the original Nickelodeon cartoon series. Bamtang Games developed it, and it was released on 22 September 2023.
The game retells the cartoon story across 18 replayable chapters with nine playable characters, including Aang, Katara, Sokka and Toph. Players can go solo or team up in two-player co-op mode. GameMill said in August 2023 that the game was made “with family play in mind”.
At the time of the reporting, the game’s Steam page carried a “Mostly Negative” user rating. It had no Metacritic score because too few critics had reviewed it.
GameMill is based in Minneapolis in the United States. It makes games based on cartoons, TV shows, films and toys. Partners listed on its website include Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Mattel and NASCAR.
The separate Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, which launched in July 2026, is not affected by the decision. GameMill removed Nerf Legends from sale at the end of 2024.
Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard is also set to leave Steam at the end of December. Its Xbox Store listing names Outright Games as its publisher.
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