Disney removes more games from Steam, including Star Wars: Dark Forces

In an unexpected move, Disney removed as many as 15 of its games from the Steam digital storefront on April 14, 2026. This is the second time in 2026 that Disney has pulled a significant number of titles from Valve’s platform without any warning. The exact reason for these removals is still unknown, leaving users and gamers confused.

Removed titles

Among the delisted titles are several well-known names, including:

• Disney – Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End

• Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier

• Star Wars: Rebellion

• Star Wars: Dark Forces (original version)

• Outlaws & A Handful of Missions (original version)

• Alice in Wonderland

• Disney’s Chicken Little

• Tangled

• G-Force

• Disney’s Treasure Planet: Battle of Procyon

• Disney Universe

• Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure

• Disney’s High School Musical: Sing It!

It seems Disney is making these moves without much regard for the consequences. While many of these titles are probably no longer popular with gamers, it remains concerning that they have suddenly become harder for new players to get.

Previous removals

Earlier in January 2026, Disney had already removed 14 other games from Steam without any explanation. The titles delisted at the time included:

• Armed and Dangerous

• The Princess and the Frog

• Cars Radiator Springs Adventures

• Disney Fairies: Tinkerbell’s Adventure

• Toy Story Mania

• Winnie the Pooh

• Lucidity

• Disney – Planes

• Chicken Little

• Ace in Action

• Finding Nemo

• Phineas and Ferb: New Inventions

• Disney’s Hercules

• Stunt Island

• Afterlife

Future implications

There is speculation that these repeated removals could be tied to Disney’s recent $1.5 billion investment in Epic Games, the developer of Fortnite. It’s possible that this partnership is pushing Disney to make certain PC games exclusive to the Epic Games Store, which could limit access for players.

Moreover, if popular titles such as Star Wars games are affected by this shift, gamers may be forced to install the EGS to access their favorite games. That could frustrate players who prefer Steam.

It looks like the trend of Disney delistings may continue. Gamers should stay alert to developments around Disney’s games and their availability on digital platforms.