NBA 2K25 Will Be Delisted Later This Month, With Online Modes Ending in December

NBA 2K25 is scheduled to be delisted later this month, according to Video Games Chronicle. The report also says the game's servers will shut down at the end of the year.

The shutdown will affect more than just multiplayer. The outlet says MyCareer, MyTeam, and all other online game modes will end in December. It also notes that single-player story mode will be affected by the server shutdown.

For players, the timing matters because anyone still using NBA 2K25 online will have a limited window to finish modes, transfer progress, or save any content that depends on active servers. Delisting also means the game will no longer be available for new purchases through the usual storefronts after the delisting date.

The report does not provide a precise delisting day, a patch version, or a detailed migration plan. It identifies the affected game as NBA 2K25 and points to December as the month when its online modes will end.

Players who rely on MyCareer, MyTeam, or other online features should check the game's official channels for exact dates and any final updates before the servers close.