-
† 2026→alive
Belkin Wemo
killed by Belkin
Belkin ended support and cloud features for most Wemo devices
source
-
† 2026→alive
Bose SoundTouch speakers
killed by Bose
Bose ended cloud support for SoundTouch speakers
source
-
† 2025→alive
Dauntless
killed by Phoenix Labs
The live-service game was discontinued when its servers shut down
source
-
† 2025→alive
Humane Ai Pin
killed by Humane
Humane stopped selling the pin and cut its connection to Humane's servers
source
-
† 2025→alive
Logitech Harmony remotes (older models)
killed by Logitech
Logitech ended the software support that older Harmony remotes need
source
-
† 2025→alive
MapleStory 2
killed by Nexon
Nexon closed the last MapleStory 2 service, in Korea
source
-
† 2025→alive
Neato robot vacuums
killed by Neato Robotics / Vorwerk
The Neato cloud was shut down three years earlier than promised
source
-
† 2025→alive
Nest Learning Thermostat (1st and 2nd gen)
killed by Google
Google ended app control and support for the first two generations
source
-
† 2025→alive
Spectre Divide
killed by Mountaintop Studios
Mountaintop closed and took the free-to-play shooter offline
source
-
† 2024→alive
ICQ
killed by VK
The ICQ messaging service was shut down
source
-
† 2024→alive
JuiceBox EV chargers (North America)
killed by Enel X Way
Enel X Way shut down in North America and ended JuiceBox support
source
-
† 2024→alive
Love Live! School Idol Festival 2 Miracle Live!
killed by KLab / Bushiroad
The rhythm game's service was shut down
source
-
† 2024→alive
NieR Reincarnation
killed by Square Enix
Square Enix ended the mobile game's worldwide service
source
-
† 2024→alive
Nintendo Network (Wii U and 3DS online)
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo shut down online play and SpotPass for Wii U and 3DS
source
-
† 2024→alive
Spotify Car Thing
killed by Spotify
Spotify ended support and the device stopped working
source
-
† 2023→alive
Battlefield: Bad Company 2
killed by Electronic Arts
EA shut down the game's servers
source
-
† 2023→alive
Dreadnought
killed by Six Foot / Yager / Grey Box
The online space shooter was put offline
source
-
† 2023→alive
Echo VR
killed by Ready At Dawn (Meta)
Ready At Dawn shut down the free-to-play VR game
source
-
† 2023→alive
Google Stadia controller
killed by Google
Google shut down Stadia, the service its Wi-Fi controller was built for
source
-
† 2023→alive
Knockout City
killed by Velan Studios
Velan shut down the public servers on all platforms
source
-
† 2023→alive
Lemnis Gate
killed by Ratloop Games Canada / Frontier Foundry
The game's multiplayer servers were shut down
source
-
† 2023→alive
Love Live! School Idol Festival
killed by KLab / Bushiroad
The rhythm game's service was shut down
source
-
† 2023→alive
Mirror's Edge Catalyst online
killed by Electronic Arts
EA shut down all servers, which disabled the multiplayer features
source
-
† 2023→alive
Nintendo eShop for Wii U and 3DS
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo closed the digital game store on Wii U and 3DS
source
-
† 2023→alive
School of Dragons
killed by JumpStart Games
The How to Train Your Dragon online game closed its servers
source
-
† 2023→alive
Snap Camera
killed by Snap Inc.
Snap discontinued its desktop face-filter camera app
source
-
† 2023→alive
The Cycle: Frontier
killed by Yager Development
Yager sunset the servers and the game is no longer playable
source
-
† 2023→alive
Unreal Tournament (2014 pre-alpha)
killed by Epic Games
Epic shut down the servers of the cancelled game
source
-
† 2022→alive
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood multiplayer
killed by Ubisoft
Ubisoft shut down the multiplayer servers
source
-
† 2022→alive
BlackBerry World (BlackBerry 10)
killed by BlackBerry
BlackBerry shut down its app store with other BlackBerry 10 services
source
-
† 2022→alive
Dragalia Lost
killed by Nintendo / Cygames
The mobile game was discontinued
source
-
† 2022→alive
Driver: San Francisco multiplayer
killed by Ubisoft
Ubisoft shut down the multiplayer functionality
source
-
† 2022→alive
Fer.al
killed by WildWorks
WildWorks shut down the online fantasy game
source
-
† 2022→alive
Fuser online features
killed by Harmonix
Harmonix shut down the game's online features
source
-
† 2022→alive
Halo 3 online (Xbox 360)
killed by Microsoft
Online services for the Xbox 360 version went offline
source
-
† 2022→alive
Slingbox
killed by Sling Media
Sling closed the Slingbox servers, which made the devices inoperable
source
-
† 2021→alive
LittleBigPlanet online (PS3 and Vita)
killed by Sony
Sony took the PS3 and Vita LittleBigPlanet servers offline
source
-
† 2021→alive
Otherland
killed by Drago Entertainment
The MMO's servers were shut down permanently
source
-
† 2021→alive
TrackR Bluetooth trackers
killed by TrackR
TrackR shut down its services and removed its apps
source
-
† 2020→alive
Monster Hunter Explore
killed by Capcom
Capcom shut down the mobile Monster Hunter game
source
-
† 2020→alive
Windows Internet Games (XP, ME and 7)
killed by Microsoft
Microsoft ended online Backgammon, Checkers, Spades and other games
source
-
† 2019→alive
Amazon Dash Button
killed by Amazon
Amazon discontinued its one-press reorder buttons
source
-
† 2019→alive
Anki Vector robot
killed by Anki
Anki went bankrupt and shut down; Vector relies on a cloud server
source
-
† 2019→alive
Battlestar Galactica Online
killed by Bigpoint
Bigpoint permanently shut down the browser MMO
source
-
† 2019→alive
Blacklight: Retribution (PC)
killed by Perfect World Entertainment
The PC version of the free-to-play shooter ceased to operate
source
-
† 2019→alive
Deepworld
killed by Bytebin
Bytebin shut down the servers of the online crafting game
source
-
† 2019→alive
Dragon's Dogma Online
killed by Capcom
Capcom discontinued the Japan-only MMO
source
-
† 2019→alive
Jibo social robot
killed by Jibo Inc.
The servers that power the robot's voice features were shut down
source
-
† 2019→alive
Microsoft Band
killed by Microsoft
Microsoft decommissioned the Band's companion app
source
-
† 2019→alive
Monster Hunter Frontier
killed by Capcom
Capcom ended all online services for the MMO
source
-
† 2019→alive
OUYA
killed by Razer
Razer shut down the OUYA store, services and accounts
source
-
† 2019→alive
Tanki X
killed by AlternativaPlatform
The online tank shooter was shut down
source
-
† 2019→alive
The Last of Us multiplayer (PS3)
killed by Sony / Naughty Dog
The PS3 version's multiplayer servers were shut down
source
-
† 2019→alive
Warhawk (PS3)
killed by Sony
Sony shut down the game's online servers
source
-
† 2019→alive
Wii Shop Channel
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo closed the Wii's digital game store
source
-
† 2018→alive
Club Penguin Island
killed by Disney
Disney shut down the mobile successor to Club Penguin
source
-
† 2018→alive
Demon's Souls online
killed by Sony / FromSoftware
The PS3 game's online servers were discontinued worldwide
source
-
† 2018→alive
Gran Turismo 6 online
killed by Sony
Sony shut down the game's online servers
source
-
† 2018→alive
Hitman: Absolution Contracts mode
killed by IO Interactive
The online servers for Contracts mode were shut down
source
-
† 2018→alive
Nintendo Zone (3DS)
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo discontinued its hotspot content service for the 3DS
source
-
† 2018→alive
Pebble smartwatch
killed by Fitbit
Fitbit ended the online services of Pebble watches
source
-
† 2018→alive
Scrolls (Caller's Bane)
killed by Mojang
Mojang shut down the card game's servers
source
-
† 2018→alive
WildStar
killed by NCSoft
NCSoft closed Carbine Studios and shut down the MMO
source
-
† 2018→alive
Yahoo Messenger
killed by Yahoo
Yahoo shut down its messaging service
source
-
† 2017→alive
AOL Instant Messenger (AIM)
killed by AOL
AOL discontinued the AIM service
source
-
† 2017→alive
Asheron's Call
killed by Turbine / Warner Bros.
The MMO closed all its servers
source
-
† 2017→alive
Club Penguin
killed by Disney
Disney shut down the Club Penguin servers
source
-
† 2017→alive
Demae Channel
killed by Nintendo
The Japanese Wii food-delivery channel was discontinued
source
-
† 2017→alive
Hello Sense sleep tracker
killed by Hello Inc.
Hello, the maker of the Sense sleep tracker, shut down
source
-
† 2017→alive
Marvel Heroes
killed by Gazillion Entertainment
Disney ended the license and the game went offline
source
-
† 2017→alive
Miiverse
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo discontinued its social network for Wii U and 3DS
source
-
† 2017→alive
Nintendo TVii
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo discontinued the Wii U's TV guide and remote service
source
-
† 2016→alive
Darkspore
killed by Electronic Arts
EA shut down the servers, which left the always-online game unplayable
source
-
† 2016→alive
Eye-Fi Wi-Fi SD cards (X2 and older)
killed by Eye-Fi
Eye-Fi ended software support for its older Wi-Fi SD cards
source
-
† 2016→alive
PlanetSide
killed by Daybreak Game Company
The original PlanetSide's servers were permanently closed
source
-
† 2016→alive
Sonic Runners
killed by Sega
Sega shut down the mobile game's servers
source
-
† 2016→alive
UberStrike
killed by Cmune
Cmune took the online shooter offline
source
-
† 2015→alive
Battlefield Heroes
killed by Electronic Arts
EA took the free-to-play shooter offline
source
-
† 2015→alive
CityVille
killed by Zynga
Zynga shut down the Facebook city-building game
source
-
† 2015→alive
Karotz
killed by Aldebaran Robotics
Aldebaran stopped the servers of the Nabaztag successor
source
-
† 2015→alive
Need for Speed: World
killed by Electronic Arts
EA took the free-to-play online racing game offline
source
-
† 2015→alive
Palm/HP webOS App Catalog
killed by HP
HP permanently shut down the App Catalog servers for webOS devices
source
-
† 2015→alive
PlayStation Home
killed by Sony
Sony closed its PS3 social virtual world
source
-
† 2015→alive
Xfire
killed by Xfire Inc.
Xfire shut down its gamer social network and messaging
source
-
† 2015→alive
Zune
killed by Microsoft
Microsoft retired the Zune music download and streaming service
source
-
† 2014→alive
Age of Empires Online
killed by Microsoft
Microsoft shut down the online strategy game
source
-
† 2014→alive
Clone Wars Adventures
killed by Sony Online Entertainment
SOE shut down the Star Wars kids' MMO
source
-
† 2014→alive
Free Realms
killed by Sony Online Entertainment
SOE shut down the free-to-play MMO
source
-
† 2014→alive
GameSpy online services
killed by Glu Mobile
Glu shut down the GameSpy servers that many PC and console games used
source
-
† 2014→alive
Monkey Quest
killed by Nickelodeon
Nickelodeon permanently shut down the kids' MMO
source
-
† 2014→alive
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (DS and Wii online)
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo shut down online play for DS and Wii games
source
-
† 2014→alive
Pokémon Global Link for Black and White (Dream World, Game Sync)
killed by The Pokémon Company
The online Dream World and Game Sync service for Gen V games closed
source
-
† 2013→alive
Dragon Ball Online
killed by NTL
The MMO's Korean, Hong Kong and Taiwan servers shut down
source
-
† 2013→alive
Flipnote Hatena
killed by Hatena
Hatena retired the online gallery for Flipnote Studio animations on DSi
source
-
† 2013→alive
FusionFall
killed by Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network shut down the MMO's servers
source
-
† 2013→alive
Games for Windows – Live
killed by Microsoft
Microsoft discontinued the GFWL Marketplace for PC games
source
-
† 2013→alive
Halo 2 for Windows Vista online
killed by Microsoft
The PC multiplayer servers were taken offline
source
-
† 2013→alive
Monster Hunter Tri online (Wii)
killed by Capcom
Capcom shut down the online servers of the Wii game
source
-
† 2013→alive
MSN Messenger / Windows Live Messenger
killed by Microsoft
Microsoft discontinued the messenger in favor of Skype
source
-
† 2013→alive
Pirates of the Caribbean Online
killed by Disney
Disney closed the MMO
source
-
† 2013→alive
Toontown Online
killed by Disney
Disney permanently shut down the MMO after ten years
source
-
† 2013→alive
Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning
killed by EA Mythic
The MMO shut down when the Games Workshop license ended
source
-
† 2013→alive
WebTV / MSN TV
killed by Microsoft
The WebTV/MSN TV set-top box service fully closed
source
-
† 2013→alive
WiiConnect24
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo shut down the Wii's mail, news, forecast and voting channels
source
-
† 2012→alive
EverQuest Online Adventures
killed by Sony Online Entertainment
SOE shut down the PS2 MMO after nine years
source
-
† 2012→alive
Final Fantasy XIV (version 1.0)
killed by Square Enix
Square Enix closed the original release before relaunching the game
source
-
† 2012→alive
Glitch
killed by Tiny Speck
Tiny Speck shut down the browser MMO
source
-
† 2012→alive
GPGnet (Supreme Commander online)
killed by Gas Powered Games
The multiplayer backend of Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance shut down
source
-
† 2012→alive
LEGO Universe
killed by The LEGO Group
LEGO shut down the MMO's servers
source
-
† 2012→alive
Metal Gear Online (PS3)
killed by Konami
Konami shut down the North American and European servers
source
-
† 2012→alive
Minitel
killed by France Télécom
France Télécom discontinued the Minitel videotex service
source
-
† 2012→alive
Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal and Deadlocked online (PS2)
killed by Sony
Sony terminated the PS2 online servers of both games
source
-
† 2012→alive
Wii no Ma (Wii Room)
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo shut down the Japanese Wii video-on-demand channel
source
-
† 2011→alive
Nabaztag
killed by Violet / Mindscape
Mindscape discontinued the web service the Wi-Fi rabbits depend on
source
-
† 2011→alive
Star Wars Galaxies
killed by Sony Online Entertainment / LucasArts
SOE and LucasArts shut down the MMO's servers
source
-
† 2011→alive
U.B. Funkeys
killed by Mattel
Mattel ended the online services of the toy-linked game
source
-
† 2010→alive
Chromehounds
killed by Sega / FromSoftware
Sega shut down the Xbox 360 game's online servers
source
-
† 2010→alive
Phantasy Star Online
killed by Sega
Sega shut down the last official servers of the online RPG
source
-
† 2010→alive
Xbox Live for the original Xbox
killed by Microsoft
Microsoft ended Xbox Live for original Xbox games
source
-
† 2009→alive
The Matrix Online
killed by Sony Online Entertainment
SOE shut down the MMO
source
-
† 2008→alive
The Sims Bustin' Out online (PS2)
killed by Electronic Arts
EA shut down the PS2 game's online server
source
-
† 2008→alive
The Sims Online / EA-Land
killed by Electronic Arts
EA closed the online Sims game
source
-
† 2007→alive
Dreamcast online services
killed by Sega
Sega discontinued its Dreamcast online services; the last one closed in Japan
source
-
† 2007→alive
Metal Gear Online (PS2)
killed by Konami
Konami closed the PS2 online service in all regions
source
-
† 2002→alive
Mobile Adapter GB (Mobile System GB)
killed by Nintendo
Nintendo discontinued the Game Boy Color and Advance cellphone online service
source
-
† 2001→alive
Bildschirmtext (BTX)
killed by Deutsche Telekom
Deutsche Telekom switched off the last BTX access
source
-
† 2000→alive
Satellaview
killed by St.GIGA / Nintendo
St.GIGA ended Satellaview satellite broadcasts to the Super Famicom
source
-
† 1999→alive
Prodigy Classic
killed by Prodigy
Prodigy discontinued its classic online service because it was not Y2K-ready
source
-
† 1997→alive
XBAND
killed by Catapult Entertainment / Mpath Interactive
The XBAND online network for Genesis and SNES was discontinued
source
-
† 1988→alive
Habitat
killed by Lucasfilm Games / Quantum Link
The online world for the Commodore 64 closed at the end of its pilot run
source