Xbox Game Pass Subscribers' June Is About To Get Even Worse

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While new titles are being added to the subscription regularly, Xbox Game Pass is set to lose even more titles this month, adding on to the five that were dropped from the service mere days ago. This is the case every month, as the subscription's roster often drops titles to make way for its new additions — like the multiple titles it has already announced for July — but that doesn't make it any less disappointing for fans who may have got invested in a Game Pass title or only recently decided to pick it up and give it a go regardless of how long it's been on the service.

Each month sees two main waves of games joining the service, and games leaving. As reported by, on June 30, the following five titles will also be removed from Game Pass:

Fortunately, before these titles are removed, Game Pass subscribers can use their membership discount to save up to 20% to keep them in their libraries.

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June feels like a particularly harsh month for removals on Xbox Game Pass, probably because currently, there have only been 8 new arrivals, including the likes of horror title , RPGs and its sequel, and more, but 10 leavers. June 15 saw the RPG adventure title depart the roster along with many titles that actually launched on Xbox Game Pass leaving, such as the action-adventure title, sci-fi rogue-like narrative adventure title and sci-fi shooter.

Of course, most third-party titles on the service only have a limited run as their deals expire, and that is likely what has happened here, unlike Xbox's first-party games, which are almost guaranteed to be mainstays in the Game Pass roster for years to come. In the case of, this removal is hardly surprising, as a 10-hour trial of EA's latest football offering, is included in Xbox Game Pass as part of the partnership with Electronic Arts' EA Play subscription anyway, and is available in full, meaning