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Xbox Game Pass December 2019 additions and removals

Microsoft has begun to detail the titles being added and removed to the Xbox Game Pass library in December 2019.

Keep in mind that those subscribed to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate have access to both programs, Xbox Game Pass for Xbox One and for PC.

Xbox Game Pass for Xbox One additions and removals

Additions

  • Halo: Reach via Halo: The Master Chief Collection (4 December)
  • My Friend Pedro (5 December)
  • Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker (5 December)
  • Demon’s Tilt (6 December)
  • Wandersong (6 December)
  • eFootball PES 2020 (12 December)
  • Overcooked 2 (12 December)
  • Pathologic 2 (12 December)
  • Tom Clancy’s The Division (12 December)
  • The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (19 December)

Removals

  • Headlander (31 December)
  • Tecmo Bowl Throwback (31 December)

Xbox Game Pass for PC additions and removals

Additions

  • Halo: Reach via Halo: The Master Chief Collection (4 December)
  • Demon’s Tilt (6 December)
  • Pathologic 2 (12 December)
  • Age of Wonders: Planetfall (Coming soon)
  • Europa Universalis 4 (Coming soon)
  • Faeria (Coming soon)
  • Farming Simulator 17 (Coming soon)
  • Human: Fall Flat (Coming soon)
  • Metro: Last Light Redux (Coming soon)
  • My Friend Pedro (Coming soon)

Removals

  • TBD

What do you make of the above list?


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