Xbox announces the next set of games leaving Game Pass

Xbox has announced the next set of titles that will be leaving Game Pass soon. September sees us say farewell to five games (six titles in total). You’ve got until 15 September to play these games within the service, though there’s always the purchasing option, of course.

Games leaving Xbox Game Pass – 15 September 2024

  • EA Sports FIFA 23 (Xbox One version)
  • EA Sports FIFA 23 (Xbox Series version)
  • Payday 3
  • Slime Rancher 2
  • SpiderHeck
  • You Suck at Parking Complete Edition

Payday 3 stands out to me as the most notable departure. Though it didn’t launch in a particularly good state, I imagine it’s in a more stable place, with people still playing it.

Slime Rancher 2 leaving makes me wonder if we’re going to get news of a full release soon. The game was included in Game Pass as a ‘Game Preview’ game so could we expect to hear news soon?

Anything here you’re sad to see leaving? Are there any games you’re to power through for the next two weeks before it leaves the subscription service?

Adam "Addy" Stewart

Hey, I'm Addy, self-confessed achievement whore. I love gaming (both of the video and tabletop variety) as well as a good ol' rock n' roll gig m/ Fave games are Bioshock , Dishonored, Dynamite Headdy, Elden Ring and Batman: Arkham Asylum. Drop me a follow on BlueSky (OhNoNotAddy)

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Xbox announces the next set of games leaving Game Pass

Adam "Addy" Stewart

Hey, I'm Addy, self-confessed achievement whore. I love gaming (both of the video and tabletop variety) as well as a good ol' rock n' roll gig m/ Fave games are Bioshock , Dishonored, Dynamite Headdy, Elden Ring and Batman: Arkham Asylum. Drop me a follow on BlueSky (OhNoNotAddy)

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