Two Games Set To Depart From Xbox Game Pass Imminently

The constantly evolving library of Xbox Game Pass is about to undergo another change, with the impending removal of two more games from its lineup. Subscribers to the service have a limited timeframe to enjoy these titles before they're taken off the roster.

The first game preparing to take its leave is Taiko no Tatsujin: The Drum Master, a rhythm game that invites players to follow the beat of popular tunes using a virtual drum. With its engaging gameplay and diverse song list, it has managed to capture the hearts of many. The second title, Saying Goodbye, is Donut County, an indie game that combines puzzle elements with a unique storytelling approach. Players control a hole, swallowing up objects to progress through the game's whimsical levels.

Both games have been available through the Game Pass service for several months, offering Xbox subscribers hours of entertainment. Despite their departure, Xbox Game Pass continually brings in new titles to keep its library fresh and engaging for its members. The removal of these games is scheduled for the end of the current month, giving players a little time left to experience them if they haven't already.

For those subscribers who find these titles particularly enticing, there's an opportunity to purchase them at a discount before they exit the Game Pass platform. This offer allows gamers to keep these games in their digital collection permanently, even after they're no longer part of the Game Pass catalog.

As the gaming landscape keeps shifting, the Xbox Game Pass service adapts by introducing new experiences while retiring older ones. Fans of the service are encouraged to keep an eye on upcoming titles and make the most out of the games currently available, including these soon-to-be-removed gems.

Stay tuned for further announcements regarding new additions to the Xbox Game Pass library, and be sure to mark your calendars if you're planning to dive into Taiko no Tatsujin: The Drum Master or Donut County before they depart.