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Xbox Game Pass has been a go-to gaming service for many Microsoft customers, offering a wide range of titles for subscribers to enjoy.
However, the end of each month brings with it the removal of selected productions from the service’s vast library, making it essential for avid gamers to keep track of which games are on their way out.
As we approach the end of April, Microsoft subscribers will have to bid farewell to five titles that have been a part of Xbox Game Pass for a while.
The removal of these games means that players have one last chance to beat these popular titles before they disappear from the platform.
Among the games scheduled to be removed from Xbox Game Pass on April 30th are Tetris Effect: Connected and Dragon Quest Builders 2. Tetris Effect: Connected is an extended version of the popular Tetris Effect game, released in 2018.
Meanwhile, Dragon Quest Builders 2 has been warmly received by both players and critics, as evident by its impressive average rating on Metacritic.
In addition to these two titles, three other games will be leaving the platform, including Bugsnax, Destroy All Humans!, and Unsouled.
To avoid any disappointment, subscribers are advised to check the full list of games marked for removal from the service at the end of the month.
Full List of Games to Be Removed from Xbox Game Pass (April 2023):
- Bugsnax (Xbox, PC, Cloud)
- Destroy All Humans! (Xbox consoles, cloud)
- Dragon Quest Builders 2 (Xbox, PC, Cloud)
- Tetris Effect: Connected (Xbox, PC)
- Unsouled (Xbox, PC, cloud)
Although it is sad to see these games leave the platform, it’s important to note that Xbox Game Pass offers a vast selection of games that are added to the service regularly, providing subscribers with a constant stream of new titles to enjoy.
