Xbox Game Pass will lose five popular games in less than two weeks

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FIVE popular games are leaving Xbox Game Pass on January 15, meaning subscribers will no longer be able to play them.

Even if you download them to your console or PC before this date, you will be locked out of loading them after the 15th.

Danganronpa is a cult hit.

While Game Pass games come and go every month, the games leaving Xbox this month are particularly notable due to their popularity.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is a cult hit, and popular in a lot of gaming communities.

It is thought of as one of the best murder mystery games of all time, with a number of unpredictable twists and turns.

You play as a high school student locked inside your school with fifteen other high-achieving students.

With no way out, you are told you must murder another student without being found out by your fellow classmates in order to escape.

Windjammers 2 is the popular follow-up to an arcade classic based on frisbee.

You can play online or locally to compete against your friends in this fast-paced sports game.

Pupperazzi is another surprising loss, as the game was only released less than a year ago, and created a surprising amount of hype.

In this game, you play as a photographer trying to gain social media followers by taking cute pictures of dogs.

Nobody saves the World is another game that was released just last year.

It’s an action-RPG that was developed by the team behind indie hit Guacemelee.

Finally, The Anacrusis will be removed from Xbox Game Pass, a cooperative first-person shooter.

If you subscribe to Xbox Game Pass and are interested in playing these games, you have less than two weeks to do so.

After this, the games will be removed from the service with no guarantee that they will return.

Subscribers can also purchase all of these games with a 20% discount.

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.

 

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