Summary
- Xbox Game Pass is losing seven titles later today, February 15.
- The next wave of departures includes Tales of Arise and A Little to the Left.
- February 2025 Xbox Game Pass removals are currently outpacing new releases.
Xbox Game Pass is losing A Little to the Left and six other titles later today, February 15. This forthcoming wave of Xbox Game Pass departures includes several critically acclaimed titles, as well as a few short and sweet experiences.
Microsoft’s subscription service has so far removed 12 games from its content catalog since the start of 2025. Most recently, Xbox Game Pass lost Darkest Dungeon and another five titles on January 31.
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Seven more games are now set to follow on February 15. The list of mid-February 2025 Xbox Game Pass departures includes A Little to the Left, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, and EA Sports UFC 3, as well as Indivisible, Merge and Blade, and Return to Grace. Tales of Arise is also about to leave the service. Based on how Microsoft’s catalog rotations worked in the past, Xbox Game Pass users should be able to continue playing these titles until around midnight, local time.
Xbox Game Pass Games Leaving February 15, 2025
Game |
Added |
How Long To Beat |
OpenCritic Avg. |
---|---|---|---|
A Little to the Left |
Feb 2024 |
3–10 hours |
77 |
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night |
Feb 2024 |
14–35 hours |
83 |
EA Sports UFC 3 |
Nov 2020 |
9–47 hours |
78 |
Indivisible |
Feb 2024 |
18–27 hours |
79 |
Merge and Blade |
Feb 2023 |
10–15 hours |
N/A |
Return to Grace |
Feb 2024 |
2–5 hours |
68 |
Tales of Arise |
Feb 2024 |
41–73 hours |
87 |
With an OpenCritic average score of 83, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is one of the most critically acclaimed titles from this upcoming wave of departures. The popular metroidvania has been available to Xbox Game Pass members since February 2024, so its ongoing run on the service will last a full year. Ditto for A Little to the Left, Indivisible, and Tales of Arise. Xbox Game Pass users have already been able to play Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night between September 2019 and March 2021, raising the possibility of the game once again returning to the service sometime in the future.
Out of these seven soon-to-be-departing titles, Return to Grace is the easiest to complete from start to finish in one day. According to How Long To Beat’s crowdsourced data, a typical playthrough of the sci-fi walking sim takes between two and five hours, which potentially makes it beatable in a single sitting. Cozy puzzler A Little to the Left is also a fairly short and sweet game, though obtaining all of its trophies in a single day is a much bigger challenge.
Xbox Game Pass February 2025 Removals Are Currently Outpacing New Releases
Xbox Game Pass has added three new titles since the start of February 2025 and currently has just one more confirmed game for this month—Obsidian’s Avowed, which is scheduled to arrive on the 18th. Between that and these seven upcoming departures, Microsoft’s subscription service will likely lose more games than it adds this month. That wasn’t the case in January, but it has become a trend lately, as Xbox Game Pass monthly removals have consistently outpaced new releases from August to December 2024.
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