Brace yourselves as four EA games are headed for closure on Friday, May 24. Gamers keen on exploring these titles to the fullest should seize the opportunity before the shutdown date. EA has been diligent in notifying fans ahead of time before discontinuing its array of games.
The year 2024 witnessed the closure of several EA games. In March, seven games, including F1 racing games, Micromachines World Series, and Rocket Arena, bid farewell. April saw the end of Kim Kardashian Hollywood and online features of Madden NFL 20. Now, attention shifts to the imminent closure of four games on May 24.
On May 24, EA will bid adieu to EA Sports MLB Tap Sport Baseball 2023, F1 Mobile Racing, Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-earth, and MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2022. While predominantly affecting mobile gamers, these shutdowns may not trigger as much commotion as previous ones. Nonetheless, players eager to experience these games should act promptly as time is ticking away.
EA Games Scheduled for Closure in 2024
- F1 2011 - March 21
- F1 2012 - March 21
- F1 2013 - March 21
- F1 2014 - March 21
- F1 Race Stars - March 21
- Micromachines World Series - March 21
- Rocket Arena - March 21
- Kim Kardashian Hollywood - April 8
- Madden NFL 20 - April 15
- EA Sports MLB Tap Sport Baseball 2023 - May 24
- F1 Mobile Racing - May 24
- Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-earth - May 24
- MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2022 - May 24
- Super Mega Baseball 2 - July 24
- Disney Sorcerers Arena - July 31
- NHL 20 - September 16
- FIFA 22 - November 4
Looking ahead, four more EA games are on the chopping block for 2024, with the possibility of more additions in the pipeline. Super Mega Baseball 2 ceases on July 24, followed by Disney Sorcerers Arena on July 31. NHL 20 exits on September 16, and FIFA 22 concludes on November 4. Gamers interested in these titles and their online features should make the most of them before the shutdown dates.
EA isn't alone in discontinuing games; Capcom announced the delisting of 3 games from Steam on May 8, adding to the list of closures in the gaming industry.