Another game joins the three already announced to leave Game Pass on August 15

The new titles have not been announced yet, but we already know which games will be leaving the service in the coming days.

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Last weekend, we already confirmed which games are leaving Xbox Game Pass mid-month, specifically on August 15th. Microsoft is taking its time to announce the games for the service, both incoming and outgoing.

We learned about the departing games through the Xbox Game Pass section on the Xbox website. Now, if everything goes as planned, the new games arriving at the service should be announced later today, and another game will be added to the list of departures on August 15th.

All the games leaving Xbox Game Pass on August 15th

Barring last-minute changes, these are the four games that will be leaving the service. The first three were already known, but Atlas Fallen has been added to the list of departures for this month.

• Persona 3 Reload
  A complete reinvention of the Atlus classic, with revamped graphics, updated voice acting, and an improved combat system. It’s the perfect gateway to the Persona universe, with an intense story that blends school life with supernatural battles during the enigmatic “Dark Hour”.

• Anthem
  Third-person action with flying exosuits in a wild and constantly changing world. Although it was not without controversy, Anthem offered a visually stunning and dynamic cooperative experience. Ideal if you’re looking for a stylish co-op adventure.

• Farming Simulator 22
  One of the most complete and realistic games in the genre. Cultivate, manage official machinery, breed livestock, and work the land with dynamic seasons and mod support. A relaxing and in-depth experience, especially designed for simulation fans.

• Atlas Fallen – Read review
  Third-person action RPG set in a sand-covered world, with spectacular combat and high-speed exploration. One of the most visually stunning games in the current catalog, and it will be leaving the service in silence despite its original proposal.