GoldenEye 007, Wreckfest, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, and 1000xRESIST: Full List of 14 Titles Leaving Game Pass on November 15

Wreckfest and the 14 games leaving Xbox Game Pass on November 15 2026

Mid-November is shaping up to be a brutal turning point for Microsoft subscribers trying to clear their backlogs. Alongside the incoming lineup revealed in the Xbox Game Pass November 2026 Wave 1 announcement, Microsoft's official update to the Xbox app's "Leaving Soon" section and Xbox Wire confirms that 14 games in total are exiting the service during the first half of the month. Following an early departure on November 10 for Football Manager 26, a massive batch of 13 additional titles will leave the library simultaneously on Sunday, November 15, 2026 across Cloud, Console, and PC. Here is the complete breakdown of every departing game and how many hours you need to beat them before the deadline.

GoldenEye 007, 1000xRESIST, and Winter Burrow: The Short Gems You Can Still Beat Before November 15

When thirteen games leave the catalog on the exact same day, the smartest move is to sort your backlog by actual completion time. Fortunately, more than half of this mid-November wave can easily be finished over a single weekend if you focus on the main story.

The most symbolic departure on November 15 is undoubtedly GoldenEye 007 (Cloud and Console). Even though the legendary shooter was created by Rare, a cornerstone Xbox Game Studios developer, its availability on the subscription service relies on external James Bond licensing agreements that are now expiring. Rolling the credits across its 20 campaign missions on standard difficulty takes roughly 7.5 to 8 hours, while achievement hunters aiming for the full 100% completion across 00 Agent difficulty and classic target times will need between 21.5 and 35 hours.

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The other top priority before the cutoff date is 1000xRESIST (Cloud, Console, and PC). Widely praised for its razor-sharp writing, this dystopian sci-fi adventure from Sunset Visitor and Fellow Traveller takes place a thousand years in the future after an alien race known as the Occupants wipes out humanity, leaving six clone sisters to serve the last immune human survivor, the Allmother. Its main narrative takes around 11 hours to complete (and just 14 hours for all achievements), making it the number-one game to prioritize before November 15.

If you are looking for even shorter experiences or quick Gamerscore boosts, four other departing titles can be wrapped up in under a dozen hours:

  • Winter Burrow (Cloud, Console, and PC): 7.5 hours for the main story (11 hours for 100% completion). A cozy woodland survival-crafting adventure where you play as a mouse returning from the big city to restore a ruined childhood burrow and rescue your missing aunt.
  • Great God Grove (Cloud, Console, and PC): 7.5 to 8 hours from start to finish. A surreal puzzle adventure where the god of communication vanishes before an impending apocalypse, tasking you with vacuuming up dialogue bubbles and firing them back at NPCs with the Megapon.
  • Pigeon Simulator (Cloud, Console, and PC): 3 to 6 hours to clear its chaotic four-player co-op sandbox missions as a paranormal containment agent in the P.E.K. unit.
  • Barbie Horse Trails (Cloud, Console, and PC): 3 to 4 hours riding through Canterbury Park, making it an easy afternoon run for achievement hunters chasing a fast 1,000 Gamerscore.

Wreckfest, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, and Total Chaos: Full List of All 14 Departing Games and Playtimes

For fans of demolition racing, roguelite RPGs, and deep simulations, the November 15 rotation cuts much deeper. Losing Wreckfest (Cloud, Console, and PC) strips the service of one of its finest arcade racing and demolition derby staples. While its single-player career takes between 10 and 17.5 hours (and roughly 32 hours for 100% completion), Bugbear Entertainment's metal-crunching multiplayer lobbies have made it a go-to party game on Game Pass for years.

The same goes for Moonlighter (Cloud, Console, and PC), Digital Sun's beloved shopkeeping action-RPG which demands 14 hours for the main campaign and 31 hours for completionists, as well as the oppressive survival-horror game Total Chaos (Cloud, Console, and PC). Originally born as an ambitious total conversion mod for DOOM II before evolving into a standalone horror experience on the abandoned mining island of Fort Oasis, it takes 14 to 17 hours to survive.

Finally, a few massive time sinks are leaving the catalog with far too much content to finish from scratch in ten days. Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (Cloud, Console, and PC) requires 19.5 to 25 hours just to clear the main Time Patrol storyline, and well over 105 hours if you want to conquer every parallel quest and achievement. If you plan to keep playing these longer titles alongside everything coming in the November 2026 video game release calendar, remember that an active Game Pass membership grants a 20% discount on the Microsoft Store to buy any of these games permanently before they leave.

Here is the complete schedule of all 14 games leaving Xbox Game Pass during the first half of November 2026, along with their platforms and average completion times:

  • Football Manager 26 (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving early on November 10, 2026 (succeeded on the service by Football Manager 27).
  • Barbie Horse Trails (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (3 to 4 hours for 100%).
  • Pigeon Simulator (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (3 to 6 hours).
  • Winter Burrow (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (7.5 hours main story / 11 hours for 100%).
  • Great God Grove (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (7.5 to 8 hours).
  • GoldenEye 007 (Cloud and Console): leaving November 15, 2026 (7.5 to 8 hours campaign / 21.5 to 35 hours for 100%).
  • 1000xRESIST (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (11 hours main story / 14 hours for 100%).
  • Moonlighter (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (14 hours main story / 31 hours for 100%).
  • Total Chaos (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (14 to 17 hours main story / 20 hours for 100%).
  • Wreckfest (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (10 to 17.5 hours career / 32 hours for 100%).
  • Police Simulator: Patrol Officers (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (14.5 hours main objectives / 20 to 22 hours for 100%).
  • Relic Hunters Legend (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (16 hours campaign / 22 to 29 hours with extras).
  • Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (19.5 to 25 hours main story / 105+ hours for 100%).
  • Firefighting Simulator - The Squad (Cloud, Console, and PC): leaving November 15, 2026 (32 to 40 hours for 100%).

My Perspective

Watching thirteen games walk out the door on a single Sunday always stings, but this November 15 batch hits uncomfortably hard. Losing the chaotic derby lobbies of Wreckfest, the N64 nostalgia of GoldenEye 007, and the suffocating atmosphere of Total Chaos on the exact same day leaves a noticeable dent in the catalog. My personal game plan before November 15 is simple: skip the 100-hour grind of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 and lock in for the 11-hour campaign of 1000xRESIST alongside the cozy snowbanks of Winter Burrow. If you have a free weekend ahead of you, do not let Sunset Visitor's sci-fi masterpiece slip away before Sunday night.

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Chaya "Chayane"
Written by Chaya "Chayane"
🧠 Deep Learning AI & Dev 🗽 New York & Montreal

Based on the outskirts of New York City, Chaya 'Chayane' spent five years studying software engineering in Montreal before returning to her home state. A Full-Stack developer and Deep Learning AI architecture researcher, she explores neural networks and algorithmic optimization while engineering data pipelines for Retrocharting and Gamescharting alongside Grimtag. A gamer for over 20 years and an avid collector of Nintendo history and The Legend of Zelda, she explored World of Warcraft's Azeroth before bringing her deep technical background to video game analysis.

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