Confirmed the games that leave Xbox Game Pass on August 15, you will cry

These are the first games that are leaving in August from Xbox Game Pass.

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Although the games that will arrive on Xbox Game Pass have not been officially announced for the first part of August, we can tell you which games will be leaving the service. A few days before the official announcement, we already know that three games will be leaving the service in just 15 days.

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It’s time to say goodbye, as we warned you a few weeks ago. There’s a game that had all the signs of leaving since last May, and it’s finally leaving in August: the great Persona 3. The Atlus game was one that “had to go” and now is the time; from Generación Xbox, we can only recommend that you play it before it’s too late.

Games leaving Xbox Game Pass in August

• Persona 3 Reload

A complete reinvention of the JRPG that defined a generation. Persona 3 Reload modernizes the classic with improved graphics, updated dubbing, polished combat system, and a more developed narrative. You’ll play as a student who discovers a hidden dimension between days, known as the Dark Hour, and must face creatures known as Shadows while balancing your daily life and social bonds. It’s an excellent introduction to the Persona universe and a must-play experience for fans of Japanese role-playing games.

• Anthem

A cooperative third-person adventure set in a wild and changing world. In Anthem, you play as a Freelancer, a pilot of exotic suits called Javelins that can fly, fight, and explore at high speed. Designed for online play, the game combines dynamic shooting with action and science fiction mechanics, with a strong focus on customization. Despite its controversial launch, it has been a visually impressive proposal with an interesting playable base for those looking for team action.

• Farming Simulator 22

Become a modern farmer and manage your own agricultural operation with all the details. Farming Simulator 22 offers a realistic experience where cultivating, raising livestock, logging, and managing resources are part of your daily routine. With dynamic seasons, official machinery from brands like John Deere, and mod support, it’s the most complete installment to date. Ideal for both simulation veterans and those looking for a relaxed but deep experience.