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Xbox Game Pass July 2025 additions and removals

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Xbox Game Pass July 2025 additions and removals are starting to be detailed by Microsoft and its partners, and we’ve got the full list available for you here.

Last month: June 2025  |  This month: July 2025  |  Next month: August 2025

Game Pass is a multi-tiered system; Xbox Game Pass Core offers the least, while Xbox Game Pass Standard has more, but less than the behemoth Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Head here for more on the new tiered scheme and right here to learn which games are part of the Xbox Game Pass Core library.

Those subscribed to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate have access to Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass alongside access to the EA Play Vault as well. Finally, select regions also have access to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Cloud Streaming on supported devices.

Below, you’ll find the titles you can soon expect (or in some cases, lose) on Xbox Game Pass, PC Game Pass and Xbox Cloud Streaming.

We’ll be adding to the lists below as more games are revealed.

Xbox Game Pass additions and removals

Additions

  • Call of Duty WW2: 1 July
  • Little Nightmares 2: 2 July
  • Rise of the Tomb Raider: 2 July
  • Legend of Mana: 3 July
  • Trials of Mana: 3 July
  • Ultimate Chicken Horse: 4 July
  • The Ascent: 8 July
  • Minami Lane: 10 July
  • Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4: 12 July
  • High On Life: 16 July
  • RoboCop Rogue City: 18 July
  • My Friendly Neighborhood: 18 July
  • Back to the Dawn: 19 July
  • Abiotic Factor: 23 July
  • Wheel World: 24 July
  • Wuchang Fallen Feathers: 25 July
  • Grounded 2: 30 July

Removals

  • Arcade Paradise: 1 July
  • Journey to the Savage Planet: 1 July
  • My Friend Peppa Pig: 1 July
  • Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders: 1 July
  • SteamWorld Dig: 1 July
  • SteamWorld Dig 2: 1 July
  • Flock: 16 July
  • Mafia Definitive Edition: 16 July
  • Magical Delicacy: 16 July
  • Tchia: 16 July
  • The Callisto Protocol: 16 July
  • The Case of the Golden Idol: 16 July

PC Game Pass additions and removals

Additions

  • Call of Duty WW2: 1 July
  • Little Nightmares 2: 2 July
  • Rise of the Tomb Raider: 2 July
  • Ultimate Chicken Horse: 4 July
  • The Ascent: 8 July
  • Minami Lane: 10 July
  • Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4: 12 July
  • High On Life: 16 July
  • RoboCop Rogue City: 18 July
  • My Friendly Neighborhood: 18 July
  • Back to the Dawn: 19 July
  • Abiotic Factor: 23 July
  • Wheel World: 24 July
  • Wuchang Fallen Feathers: 25 July
  • Grounded 2: 30 July

Removals

  • Arcade Paradise: 1 July
  • Journey to the Savage Planet: 1 July
  • My Friend Peppa Pig: 1 July
  • Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders: 1 July
  • SteamWorld Dig 2: 1 July
  • Flock: 16 July
  • Mafia Definitive Edition: 16 July
  • Magical Delicacy: 16 July
  • Tchia: 16 July
  • The Callisto Protocol: 16 July
  • The Case of the Golden Idol: 16 July

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Cloud Streaming additions and removals

Additions

  • Little Nightmares 2: 2 July
  • Rise of the Tomb Raider: 2 July
  • Ultimate Chicken Horse: 4 July
  • The Ascent: 8 July
  • Minami Lane: 10 July
  • Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4: 12 July
  • High On Life: 16 July
  • RoboCop Rogue City: 18 July
  • My Friendly Neighborhood: 18 July
  • Back to the Dawn: 19 July
  • Abiotic Factor: 23 July
  • Wheel World: 24 July
  • Wuchang Fallen Feathers: 25 July
  • Grounded 2: 30 July

Removals

  • Arcade Paradise: 1 July
  • Journey to the Savage Planet: 1 July
  • My Friend Peppa Pig: 1 July
  • Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders: 1 July
  • SteamWorld Dig: 1 July
  • Flock: 16 July
  • Mafia Definitive Edition: 16 July
  • Magical Delicacy: 16 July
  • Tchia: 16 July
  • The Callisto Protocol: 16 July
  • The Case of the Golden Idol: 16 July

We’ll continue to this list as more is known. Until that time, what do you make of Xbox Game Pass in July 2025?


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