Xbox Game Pass losing six games

28 February 2022
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Xbox Game Pass, ahead of March, will be losing six titles from its roster.

The most notable of these losses is the original Titanfall game.

The mech-shooter will be taken off Game Pass as EA, and Respawn Entertainment will delist the game from digital storefronts entirely on 1 March.

Titanfall 1 Screenshot

Titanfall created the mech and high-mobility gunplay that was then refined in its sequel.

The other big title being removed is Kingdom Hearts 3, the third game in the Disney character extravaganza series, which was scheduled to be removed last month.

It is unclear why the game remained available throughout February, but the Xbox website confirms that Kingdom Hearts 3 will leave Game Pass within two weeks.

Kingdom Heart 3

Kingdom Hearts 3 continues the story of Sora and his friends as they strive to defeat the evil that threatens to overtake the universe.

The remaining four titles leaving Xbox Game pass are Hypnospace Outlaw, Killer Queen Black, Stealth Inc 2, and Touhou Luna Nights.

These four titles will be taken down today and will be leaving both the console and PC versions of the service.

In March, Xbox Game Pass will add the five titles below:

  • FAR: Changing Tides (Console) – March 1
  • Shredders (Console and PC) – March 17
  • A Memoir Blue (Console and PC) – March 24
  • Crusader Kings 3 (Console) – March 29
  • Weird West (Console) – March 31

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