Every Game Leaving Xbox Game Pass by End of November 2025

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Don’t wait – several popular Xbox games are leaving Xbox Game Pass at the end of November! Microsoft regularly removes games from the service, but this month’s list is bigger than usual, particularly if you’ve been meaning to play some of the longer role-playing games. If you’ve been putting them off, now’s the time to jump in before they’re gone!

On November 30th, several games will be removed from Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Cloud Gaming. That gives you until the end of the month to finish playing them or earn any remaining achievements. You might be surprised to see some of these titles leaving, as they’ve been available for a long time. This is just a reminder before they’re gone from the subscription service.

Barbie Project Friendship

While Barbie Project Friendship may seem small, it’s gained a dedicated following on Game Pass. Many players likely tried it out of curiosity or as a relaxing break from larger, more demanding games released this year. It’s easy to overlook that Game Pass offers more than just intense action and huge open-world adventures – games like this add welcome variety to the service.

I can’t believe this game is leaving Game Pass on November 30th! If you’ve been meaning to play it with the family, or just wanted something relaxing to play on a quiet night, you really need to jump in soon. It’s not always a huge blockbuster, but you know what? I think I’ll actually miss it when it’s gone. That’s just how Game Pass works, isn’t it? You don’t appreciate those cozy, smaller games until they’re no longer available.

Lords Of The Fallen

It’s disappointing to see Lords of the Fallen leaving Game Pass on November 30th, particularly for fans of challenging, dark fantasy games where every wrong move is heavily penalized. It’s one of those games that feels like a valuable addition to the service, making it feel worth the subscription price, so its departure is a real letdown.

If you haven’t tried it yet, you really only have a few days left to experience this game – it’s leaving soon! I was holding off hoping for a slower month to play, but November definitely isn’t it. Honestly, knowing it’s going away makes me want to jump in for one last playthrough, or at least check out the beginning. With so many new games coming out before the end of the year, losing a great soulslike like this really shows how quickly things change with this service.

Octopath Traveler

Many players will be surprised to see Octopath Traveler leave Game Pass. It’s been a consistently popular JRPG choice for subscribers who enjoy classic-style games. Its unique HD-2D art style is a major draw, but the game’s engaging stories and strategic battles have also made it a standout title. Removing it feels like losing a reliable and comforting option, particularly for those who enjoyed exploring its different character stories when they wanted a more relaxed gaming experience.

The game will no longer be available after November 30th, which is coming up quickly. If you’re invested in a specific character’s story, you should focus on finishing it before then. This game, like most Japanese role-playing games, takes a lot of time, so if you’ve been putting it off, now’s the time to start playing!

Octopath Traveler 2

Okay, so I was still getting over the news about losing the first game, and now Octopath Traveler 2 is leaving Game Pass too! Seriously, both games leaving on November 30th is a huge bummer. It feels like a big chunk of the JRPG selection is just… gone. It’s especially tough for those of us who really love getting lost in long, detailed adventures where you can take your time and enjoy the story.

If you haven’t played the second game yet, it’s a big improvement over the first one. That makes it especially disappointing to see it go, as it’s one of the best role-playing games available today. You don’t have much time left to try it out or explore its larger world. This is a good reminder to check out games on Game Pass, because even popular titles don’t stay available forever.

SteamWorld Build

It’s disappointing to see SteamWorld Build leave Game Pass on November 30th because it offers a really special gameplay experience. It cleverly combines city building with mining and exploring, making it easy to learn but with surprising depth. Many players find themselves getting hooked quickly, starting with a short play session and then spending much longer carefully designing their perfect town. That’s why instant access through Game Pass has been so appreciated.

The game is leaving soon, so now’s a great time to give it a try and make some progress! SteamWorld games are popular, and removing this one makes the Game Pass selection a little less diverse. If you’ve been meaning to play it, don’t wait any longer!

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2025-11-25 00:14