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8 Games Are Leaving Xbox Game Pass Next Week

March 7, 2023 by Dennis Patrick

Here’s your last chance to try these games.

The Microsoft Xbox Game Pass subscription has proven extremely popular with players. This subscription service grants access to a massive collection of video games. Not only are you given access to Xbox’s first-party exclusives, but you’re given access to several third-party releases as well. But what you might find of interest is that each month you’re given a few more games to enjoy. We typically get a couple of waves when it comes to video game additions to the Xbox Game Pass subscription service. Today, we’re given news of what games are coming to the service this month.

However, not all of these games added to the subscription service are kept there. While you don’t have to worry about first-party releases leaving the service, some third-party games are only featured for a duration of time. Then afterward, they leave the subscription service and return to premium games that you’ll need to purchase individually in order to play. Today, along with the announcement of what games are coming to the subscription service, Microsoft’s Xbox Wire blog post revealed what’s leaving this month as well. Here’s another reminder of what games will be leaving this service next week.

Leaving Xbox Game Pass March 15

  • F1 2020 – Console EA Play
  • Goat Simulator – Cloud, Console, PC
  • Kentucky Route Zero – Cloud, Console, PC
  • Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy – Cloud, Console, PC
  • Paradise Killer – Cloud, Console, PC
  • Undertale – Cloud, Console, PC
  • Young Souls – Cloud, Console, PC
  • Zero Escape: The Nonary Games – Cloud, Console, PC

Again, these games are leaving the Xbox Game Pass subscription next week, March 15, 2023. That should give you a week to try these games out if you haven’t already done so. While you might not get to finish these games in time, there is still an incentive to enjoy the titles now. Microsoft is offering players up to 20% off the video game purchase for these games. So if you find a game enjoyable, you could get a slight discount and secure the game into your digital library. Meanwhile, if you haven’t already looked at what games are being included this month for Xbox Game Pass, you can check out the full breakdown right here. Likewise, we’ll probably receive another wave of games sometime later this month.

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