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Lies of P, Yakuza and more leaving Game Pass

Twice a month, Microsoft updates its Xbox Game Pass library with a line-up of new/returning titles, Unfortunately, they also remove games on a regular basis. The console maker has now announced the line-up of titles set to depart from the service in under two weeks’ time.

In going to the Xbox app (and shared by Knoebel on Bluesky), Microsoft has listed 8 titles which are set to leave Game Pass on the 15th of March:

  • Solar Ash
  • Yakuza 5
  • Yakuza 6
  • No More Heroes 3
  • Lies of P
  • Evil West
  • MLB The Show 24
  • SpongeBob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom

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Many of these titles are notable, with Yakuza 5 and 6 following on from last month’s departees of 3 and 4.

Beyond this, Lies of P is an excellent souls-like (which is set to get an expansion soon); Solar Ash is a unique and visually pretty game from the Hyper Light Drifter team; and SpongeBob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom is a classic brought back to life through a solid remake.

If you’ve been planning to play any of these games and have yet to do so, you have until the 15th of March before they are removed.

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