Developer Slightly Mad’s racing video games Project Cars and Project Cars 2 will likely be delisted quickly, and if there’s some excellent news, it is that each titles are on sale proper now forward of their removing.

In a press release, Slightly Mad stated each video games are being eliminated as a consequence of expiring automotive and monitor licenses. Project Cars 2 would be the first to get delisted, vanishing from sale on September 21. The authentic Project Cars will then be delisted on October 3.

This is in no way unusual, as video games with licensed content material are identified to be delisted over time as contracts expire.

After they’re faraway from sale, each video games will proceed to be playable, with “all the sport options” supported, together with on-line multiplayer.

“We stay centered on making the perfect sim racing titles, and as talked about beforehand, we look ahead to sharing extra on the following Slightly Mad challenge when the time is correct,” the studio stated.

As Wario64 found, each video games are properly discounted proper now on PC, which isn’t unusual for titles set for removing.

Slightly Mad is owned by Codemasters, which was just lately acquired by Electronic Arts. The studio’s newest title was 2020’s Project Cars 3, and the studio’s subsequent title will seemingly be a brand new racing sport.