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These 14 games are leaving Xbox Game Pass soon

GoldenEye, Xenoverse 2, and Wreckfest (left to right) are leaving Game Pass this month
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GoldenEye, Xenoverse 2, and Wreckfest (left to right) are leaving Game Pass this month
Xbox constantly updates its list of Game Pass titles, and this month, there will be two waves of departures. The first has been revealed, and some long-standing titles will be leaving to make room for new ones.

Late last month, seven games came to Xbox Game Pass, and with the start of November, there are a few that will be leaving the subscription service. This time, there are 14 games that will be departing, including a Dragon Ball game that was added over a year ago, as well as a James Bond title.

Gamespot has identified that 14 games will be leaving Game Pass this month on the 15th. These include:

GameRelease dateJoined Xbox Game Pass on
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2October 2016May 2025
GoldenEye 007August 1997January 2023
WreckfestAugust 2019 (Consoles)February 2021
Pigeon SimulatorNovember 2025November 2025
Football Manager 26November 2025November 2025
Barbie Horse TrailsOctober 2025April 2026
Great God GroveNovember 2024November 2025
Firefighting Simulator: The SquadNovember 2020May 2025
Winter BurrowNovember 2025November 2025
1000xResistMay 2024November 2025
Police Simulator: Patrol OfficersNovember 2022May 2025
Relic Hunter LegendsAugust 2025November 2025
MoonlighterMay 2018June 2019
Total ChaosNovember 2025November 2025

The most notable games leaving this month would be Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, which came out in 2016 and was added to Xbox Game Pass in May last year. It could be on the chopping block for this round since Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 is scheduled to release sometime next year. Another notable departure is GoldenEye 007, which was added to Game Pass in January of 2023. 

There will be another wave of departures at the end of the month, but new additions for the first half of November have already been announced.

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Vineet Washington, 2026-11- 2 (Update: 2026-11- 2)