A new month is once again upon us, so it’s time to look at the Xbox games shutting down their servers in September 2026. Fortunately, there aren’t too many to discuss this time around.
Which Xbox Games Are Shutting Down This Month?
Only three titles make up this month’s list of Xbox games shutting down, but each one is worth knowing about if you still play them.
GRID Legends Is One of the Xbox Games Shutting Down on September 11
The most notable of the Xbox games shutting down this month is probably GRID Legends, which is turning off its online features on September 11. The offline portions of the game will still continue to work after that date, so single-player racing remains playable.
Sociable Soccer 25 Joins the Xbox Games Shutting Down This Month
Another sports title is also on the list of Xbox games shutting down in September: Sociable Soccer 25, whose online servers go dark on September 28. As with GRID Legends, the offline portions of Sociable Soccer 25 will continue to work after the shutdown date.
Hawked Is the Third of the Xbox Games Shutting Down in September
Hawked is the third of the Xbox games shutting down this month. It’s a free-to-play online co-op title that’s been delisted for some time now, and it will become totally unplayable starting September 7, since it has no offline mode to fall back on.
Full List: Xbox Games Shutting Down in September 2026
Here’s the full list of Xbox games shutting down their servers in September 2026, as things stand:
- Hawked — September 7, 2026
- GRID Legends — September 11, 2026
- Sociable Soccer 25 — September 28, 2026
Other Xbox Store Changes Beyond the Xbox Games Shutting Down
Beyond the Xbox games shutting down this month, it’s also worth noting that an on-rails shooter called Railbreak is disappearing from the Xbox Store on September 4 and being replaced with a rebuilt version called Railbreak DX. It’s worth flagging that this isn’t a free upgrade situation for existing owners.
More Xbox Games Shutting Down Later in 2026
There are more server shutdowns to come before the end of 2026 as well, including the Xbox One version of Call of Duty: Warzone in October. We’ll continue tracking Xbox games shutting down their servers in these monthly guides to keep you in the loop along the way.
As always, there’s a chance this guide gets updated throughout September with any last-minute additions to the list of Xbox games shutting down, so stay tuned for any potential new information in the weeks ahead. We’re not expecting anything major, though.
