Xbox Game Pass Is Losing 11 Games This Month – Full List Before They Leave

Microsoft is preparing another wave of departures from Xbox Game Pass, with 11 games scheduled to leave the service on July 15. If you’ve been meaning to finish any of these titles, now is the time before they disappear from the subscription library.

The latest update to Xbox’s “Leaving Soon” section confirms that several popular games are on their way out, including Golf With Your Friends, Stellaris, EA Sports FC 24, PowerWash Simulator, and Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

11 Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass on July 15

According to the latest Game Pass update, these games will be removed from the service on July 15:

• Golf With Your Friends — Console, PC, Cloud
• Stellaris — Console, PC, Cloud
• EA Sports FC 24 — Console, Cloud
• My Friendly Neighborhood — Console, PC, Cloud
• Super Fantasy Kingdom — PC
• PowerWash Simulator — Console, PC, Cloud
• Whiskerwood — PC
• Techtonica — Console, PC, Cloud
• Dungeons of Hinterberg — Console, PC, Cloud
• Back to the Dawn — Console, PC, Cloud
• Shadow of the Tomb Raider — Console, PC, Cloud

Although PowerWash Simulator is leaving the service, fans won’t have to wait long for more satisfying cleaning action, as PowerWash Simulator 2 remains available through Game Pass.

More Game Pass Removals Are Likely

This is expected to be only the first batch of Game Pass removals for July. Microsoft typically refreshes the “Leaving Soon” list twice each month, with one wave arriving around the middle of the month and another at the end.

If there’s a game on the list you’d like to keep permanently, Game Pass subscribers can purchase departing titles with a 20% membership discount before they’re removed from the catalog.

What’s Coming to Game Pass in July?

While Microsoft hasn’t revealed the complete July lineup yet, one upcoming addition has already been confirmed. Halo: Campaign Evolved is scheduled to join Xbox Game Pass on July 28.

Additional Game Pass announcements are expected throughout the month, bringing more titles to replace those leaving the service.