Xbox Game Pass might be gaining a few titles, but it's losing just as many in another wave of major departures.

The ebb and flow of can sometimes be a little hard to keep track of. The service seems more than willing to offer players massive eruptions of new games to play, with 2025's first delivering day one release 33 Immortals and trailblazer Mullet Madjack, which came after the service revealed and . But, of course, there are still losses, with subscribers on Game Pass among others, as the service drops a huge heap of games every two weeks, and the most significant of recent losses seeing .

And sadly, this trend appears to be keeping up with no signs of stopping. Here’s what you need to know about the next seven games leaving Xbox Game Pass.

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As revealed in the most recent Xbox Game Pass update, here are the seven games set to leave the service on Saturday, March 15:

• Evil West (console, cloud, )

• (console, cloud, PC)

• No More Heroes 3 (console, cloud, PC)

• (console, cloud, PC)

• : Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated (console, cloud, PC)

• Yakuza 5 Remastered (console, cloud, PC)

• Yakuza 6: The Song of Life (console, cloud, PC)

You probably don’t need us to tell you this, but this is a major loss for Xbox Game Pass. Not only is it losing some genuinely fantastic titles in Lies of P and Solar Ash, but for another two games in the series to be departing the service is a pretty terrible omen for the wider franchise.

Once upon a time, Xbox Game Pass was the best place to get stuck into the crime thriller series, but now as four core titles from the franchise are dipping out, it’s hard to regard it as such. Losses are par for the course with the service, but who knows if this is a collection of losses that Xbox Game Pass will be able to recover from.