Key Takeaways:
- SteamWorld Dig, Journey to the Savage Planet, and four others leave Xbox Game Pass today.
- Several titles are currently discounted by 20% on the Xbox Store.
- Despite 13 removals, June ends as a net positive month with 16 additions.
As June 2025 comes to a close, Xbox Game Pass is removing six more titles from its extensive subscription library. Among them are fan-favorite indie gems like SteamWorld Dig and Journey to the Savage Planet. Despite nearly doubling the total number of departures for the month, Xbox Game Pass continues to maintain a net positive for June, thanks to several high-profile additions.
SteamWorld Dig, Journey to the Savage Planet Among Final June Exits
The titles departing Xbox Game Pass on June 30 include:
- SteamWorld Dig
- SteamWorld Dig 2
- Journey to the Savage Planet
- Arcade Paradise
- My Friend Peppa Pig
- Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders
These games are expected to be removed at midnight on July 1, although Microsoft hasn’t confirmed exact times. Achievement hunters still have a brief window to score quick completions—My Friend Peppa Pig, for instance, takes under two hours to finish.
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Final Chance to Purchase at a Discount
In line with Xbox Game Pass tradition, some of these soon-to-be-departed games are currently available at a 20% discount. Titles like Arcade Paradise and My Friend Peppa Pig can be purchased directly from the Xbox Store at a reduced price. SteamWorld Dig is also discounted, but only as part of a $27.99 bundle with SteamWorld Build. PC players who missed the free Steam promo for SteamWorld Dig earlier this month will now have to pay up if they want to keep the title.
Game Pass Still Gains in June Despite Departures
Even with 13 removals this month, Xbox Game Pass remains in growth mode. June 2025 saw 16 new games added to the service, with Call of Duty: WWII arriving just in time to close out the month. This results in a net gain of three titles for June—making it the second-strongest month of the year after May’s +7 tally.
