Xbox Game Pass late March titles announcedAtomfall! Octopath! Blizzard Arcade Collection!Image credit: Rebellion / Xbox / Eurogamer News by Tom Phillips Editor-in-Chief Published on March 18, 2025 Microsoft has announced its next wave of Game Pass titles available in March 2025, including promising-looking new British survival game Atomfall - well, if you're a PC or Ultimate subscriber.Also included in these latest additions are Mythwrecked, which is the Hades-esque adventure game from the team behind enjoyable indie Rki, and the Blizzard Arcade Collection - which includes a selection of retro classics such as Lost Vikings and Rock & Roll Racing.Here are the list of Xbox Game Pass additions for late March 2025:Octopath Traveler 2 (Series X/S, now with Game Pass Standard) - 19th MarchTrain Sim World 5 (Console, now with Game Pass Standard) - 19th MarchMythwrecked: Ambrosia Island (Cloud, Console, and PC) - 25th MarchBlizzard Arcade Collection (Console and PC) - 20th MarchAtomfall (Cloud and Console via Game Pass Ultimate, and PC) - 27th MarchTunic, Batman: Arkham Knight and Monster Sanctury meanwhile join Xbox Game Pass Core, the lowest-tier subscription formerly branded as Xbox Live Gold.As ever, as Microsoft giveth, so it taketh away. Yet more Yakuza titles are getting the chop from the Xbox Game Pass catalogue, following the previous loss of Yakuza 5 and Yakuza 6 earlier in the month. Monster Hunter Rise is also going - presumably Capcom would prefer you now play Monster Hunter World.The full list of titles leaving Xbox Game Pass on 31st March are as follows:MLB The Show 24 (Cloud and Console)Lil Gator Game (Cloud, Console, and PC)Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 (Cloud, Console, and PC)Open Roads (Cloud, Console, and PC)Yakuza 0 (Cloud, Console, and PC)Yakuza Kiwami (Cloud, Console, and PC)Yakuza Kiwami 2 (Cloud, Console, and PC)Yakuza Like a Dragon (Cloud, Console, and PC)The Lamplighters League (Cloud, Console, and PC)Monster Hunter Rise (Cloud, Console, and PC)If you want to keep playing these games after they leave Game Pass, you'll need to purchase them. On the plus side, Game Pass subscribers get a 20 percent discount.For everything else in Microsoft's subscription service, you can check out our handy Xbox Game Pass guide listing every title available.