EA has updated its Online Services Shutdown page to confirm that Grid Legends will lose online multiplayer functionality on PlayStation and Xbox consoles. The shutdown date is September 11, which removes the ability for players to join ranked matches or play with friends through official servers. This change affects all supported console versions of the racing game.
PlayStation and Xbox console owners lose multiplayer support on September 11
The title launched as a multiplatform release from Codemasters and publisher EA. Players can access the game on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S systems. The update specifically targets these four console models for server termination.
EA's official page lists Grid Legends alongside other titles scheduled for online service retirement. The company maintains a public record of games that lose multiplayer support as they phase out older infrastructure or shift focus to newer releases. This entry confirms the exact cutoff date for all listed consoles.
The shutdown ends access to any online features built into the core game loop. Consumers retain full access to their purchased game files for offline play after the shutdown. Single-player modes and local multiplayer features continue to function without an active network connection.
EA first flagged Grid Legends on its shutdown tracker earlier this year. The company has been updating the page with precise dates as it phases out support for aging titles across multiple generations of hardware.
Although the studio previously provided regular post-launch support, all server-side operations and technical upkeep cease on that date. Players looking to experience multiplayer features must do so before that date.
Source: VideoGameChronicles
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