Xbox Game Pass Is Losing 8 More Games In October
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It's that time of month when Xbox updates the Game Pass library, and, as usual, a few more games are leaving the subscription service in a few weeks. On October 31, you can say goodbye to 8 more games, including a few LucasArts classics, a diggy-diggy blast of co-op fun, and one of the biggest Lego Star Wars games of all time. With Double Fine no longer part of the Xbox Game Studios family, it looks like two of the studio's best remasters will be leaving soon. The remastered editions of Full Throttle and Day of the Tentacle are on their way out, so if you haven't checked out these classic '90s point-and-click adventures, now is a great time to do so. Each one features high-resolution artwork and remastered audio. You'll also want to grab the action-packed co-op shooter Deep Rock Galactic , the strategic RPG Wartales , and the PvPvE multiplayer shooter Wildgate , which fuses ship-to-ship combat with fast-paced action. Dead Static Drive is a hidden gem best described as Grand Theft Cthulhu, while Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is a top-notch co-op game that lets even more players join the intrepid archaeologist on her expeditions. Finally, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is a
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