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December not only brings new releases to the service, but also the usual farewells within the Xbox Game Pass catalog. Microsoft has updated the list of games that will be leaving the service this month, and it’s doing so in two distinct blocks: a first group that will depart on December 15th, and another that will leave the service at the end of the year, on December 31st.
It’s a month-end close with several significant departures, especially for those with pending matches or titles yet to start. It’s a good idea to take a look at the list and plan the last days before they disappear.
Games leaving Xbox Game Pass on December 15th
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Cataclysm (Windows)
Strategy and base defense in a world devastated by relentless creatures. Combines building, management, and tactical combat. -
Hollow Knight: Voidheart Edition
One of the most influential metroidvanias of recent years. Precise platforming, exploration, and combat in a subterranean kingdom full of secrets. -
Mortal Kombat 11
Intense fighting, extensive modes, and one of the most complete rosters in the series. A brutal title for fans of one-on-one combat. -
Paw Patrol World
Accessible adventure for the little ones, based on the popular children’s series. Simple missions, minigames, and light exploration. -
Still Wakes the Deep
Atmospheric horror set on an oil platform in the middle of the sea. A straightforward story focused on tension and survival. -
Wildfrost
Tactical adventure with deck-building and constant decision-making. Combines turn-based strategy with a unique visual style.
Games leaving Xbox Game Pass on December 31st
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Hell Let Loose
Tactical shooter set in World War II, with large-scale battles and squad cooperation. -
Carrion
Reverse horror experience where you control the creature and advance by devouring your enemies. Action, abilities, and exploration. -
Carrion (Windows)
The PC-specific version of the same game, with the same focus on action and free movement.
A month with significant departures on both console and PC, so it’s time to review the library and decide which ones are a priority before they leave.

