Microsoft has officially announced that Atlas Fallen will be removed from Xbox Game Pass in August 2025, joining three other games previously confirmed for departure. The Game Pass library is always evolving, with new titles added monthly while others rotate out to make room.

During the announcement of August 2025's Wave 1 Game Pass additions, Microsoft revealed that Anthem, Farming Simulator 22, and Persona 3 Reload would be leaving on August 15. However, Atlas Fallen was initially overlooked in this announcement, leaving some subscribers unaware of its impending removal.

As reported by TrueAchievements, launching Atlas Fallen via Game Pass now displays a warning message indicating the game will be removed "after August 15." This means players have until that date to experience this action-RPG through their subscription before it's gone.

For those yet to try it, Atlas Fallen is a cooperative action-RPG released in 2023 that received mixed but passionate reviews. Its inclusion in Game Pass made it an accessible option for players to experience its unique sand-based combat system without purchasing it outright. The game's relatively short 15-hour completion time means there's still ample opportunity to finish it before August 15.

Developed by Deck13 (creators of The Surge series), Atlas Fallen offers a different experience from their previous Soulslike titles. The game draws inspiration from action-adventure games like 2018's God of War, featuring fluid combat and an expansive open world.