Two Xbox Games Are Potentially Getting Delisted In July 2026

Not confirmed, but we thought we'd give you the heads up

by Fraser Gilbert
2 hours ago

Two Xbox Games Are Potentially Getting Delisted In July 2026

At the start of every month, we usually bring you a roundup of games that are getting delisted over the next few weeks, but there's nothing confirmed for July as things stand - although we've noticed two games that are likely candidates.

Again, we should make it clear that there's no guarantee either of these will leave the Xbox Store in July, but we reckon both Funko Fusion and Star Trek: Legends could be delisted (potentially without warning) very soon.

In the case of Funko Fusion, that game's been discounted by a whopping 95% on Xbox this week, and considering it's such a randomly large discount, there's speculation on social media that it could be primed for a delisting imminently. Of course, this is a game that features a lot of licensed properties as well, which only adds to the speculation.

Star Trek: Legends is a weird one, because it was seemingly pulled from the PlayStation Store without warning a few days ago. It's also no longer available on the Switch eShop, but remains on both Steam and the Xbox Store.

If you're wondering whether either of these games are worth it, I can't personally speak for Star Trek: Legends, but I'd say Funko Fusion is worth grabbing for the discount price of £1.49 / $1.74 (just keep in mind it has a ton of DLC - there are multiple versions of the game you can buy, along with lots of free and paid add-ons). It actually plays quite similarly to the old LEGO games in some ways, although it doesn't have nearly the same charm or polish in my opinion.

The folks over on Steam have been pretty harsh about it (a "Mixed" rating with "Mostly Negative" recent reviews), while Star Trek: Legends also has a Mixed rating over there, and will set you back £9.99 / $11.99 on the Xbox Store.

You can check out more details on these games below, and we'll be sure to let you know if either of these are confirmed to be delisted on Xbox, along with any other potential additions we get in July.

Funko Fusion

Experience a festival of fandom like never before in Funko Fusion! Play through iconic worlds and mashup characters inspired by some of your favorite franchises in an action-adventure game with uniquely authentic, irreverent humor from the creative minds of 10:10 Games.

Star Trek: Legends

Engage in an epic storyline for control of the mysterious Nexus and the fate of the universe as players step into the role of their favorite Star Trek heroes and villains in the hit franchise's official team-based RPG.

Do you think we'll be losing these in July? Let us know in the comments section down below.

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dskatter
1 hour ago

Star trek Legends is a glorified mobile game.

Quite literally, that isn’t hyperbole. It started on Apple Arcade, if memory serves.

I snagged it for deep, deep discount on Switch just because, but unless you really like badly scaled up large-screen ports of meh mobile games or you’re such a Star Trek fan that you can’t live without it, you can safely skip this game.

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Elbow
1 hour ago

For what it's worth, Funko is basically gaming junk food. Mindless, not particularly great, but can still at least give a decent time if you want a game that isn't very complex. Those kinds of games are great after playing something very in depth, a good palette cleanser.

Not sure about Star Trek. Looks like a mobile game ported to console, which isn't the worst thing ever..

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Elbow
1 hour ago

@dskatter TMNT Splintered Fate started as an Apple Arcade game but its genuinely a great game. I've picked it up on multiple systems/platforms. I'm not always scared away by a game starting life on mobile, though sometimes you can see it from a mile away like STL..