Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service that offers access to several games for a monthly fee. The service constantly adds and removes games, so keeping track of what’s coming and going is important. Here are some of the games that are leaving Xbox Game Pass in September 2023 and some that are confirmed for October 2023 so far.
One of the biggest games leaving Xbox Game Pass in September is Outriders, a sci-fi looter shooter launched on the service in April 2021. Outriders is a co-op game that lets players explore a hostile planet and customise their characters with various skills and gear. Outriders will be leaving Xbox Game Pass on September 30. Another game that leaves Xbox Game Pass on the same date in September is Prodeus, a retro-style first-person shooter that pays homage to the genre’s classics.
Other games that are leaving Xbox Game Pass on September 30 include:
- Beacon Pines
- Despot’s Game
- Last Call BBS
- Moonscars
- Shenzhen I/O
- Weird West
While there’s no official announcement from Xbox regarding these, these games are listed on the Xbox Game Pass Leaving Soon section. There’s also a possibility that the exact date on which they leave the service might change, but the titles should remain the same as the ones we listed.
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Xbox Game Pass games slated for October launch
On the contrary, seven new games have been confirmed for Xbox Game Pass for October 2023. Again, an official announcement should arrive early next month, but thanks to the trailers for these games, we have a date on which one can try out these titles.
Forza Motorsport is the biggest one, with pre-orders live and availability beginning October 1010. Other sets of titles include:
- The Lamplighters LeaguOctober 33rd)
- Warhammer 40K: Darktide (October 4th)
- Cities: Skylines October 244th)
- Mineko’s Night MarkeOctober 266th)
- Headbangers Rhythm RoyalOctober 311st)
- Jusant (October 31st)
So these were all the titles leaving and coming soon to the Xbox Game Pass. There could be more games coming to service, and the list shouldn’t be limited to just these 8 games. Try out the games before they leave, and stay tuned for the ones to come.
