UPDATE
XBOX have confirmed that two additional titles will also be leaving Xbox Game Pass in the coming weeks. It’s been confirmed that both Grim Fandango Remastered and Football Manager 26 will also be leaving the service.
It should be noted that Football Manager will leave on 10 November 2026, not 31 October like the others.
UPDATE ENDS
Games come and games go. Such is life with Xbox Game Pass and today we have learned the next batch of games leaving the subscription service at the end of the month.
A total of 8 games are leaving Xbox Game Pass on October 31st, spooky. The list isn’t as jarring as the departures that just left the service a couple of days ago, but there are some popular games here nonetheless.
Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass October 31st
- Day of the Tentacle Remastered
- Deep Rock Galactic
- Dead Static Drive
- Full Throttled Remastered
- Grim Fandango Remastered
- Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris
- Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
- Wartales
- Wildgate
Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass November 10th
- Football Manager 26 (PC and Console)
The biggest game here for most is probably Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. Anything Lego or Star Wars is always a big deal and players now only have a couple of weeks to finish it off or buy it with the discount you get from Xbox Game Pass.
It is interesting to note that both Day of the Tentacle Remastered and Full Throttled Remastered are developed by Double Fine. The developer recently broke away from Xbox ownership and went back to being independent. Is it a coincidence that these games are now leaving the service or is Double Fine trying to pull all their games? I should note that both Keeper and Kiln were published by Xbox, but Double Fine now owns the rights. It’s something worth watching at least.
Outside of that there isn’t too much of note here. If you are planning to start any of these games, now is the time to jump on them before it’s too late! We should hear about the next batch of games coming to the service on Tuesday or Wednesday, is per usual.
