GTA 5 to leave Xbox Game Pass on January 15th

Highlights
  • GTA 5 will be leaving Xbox Game Pass soon.
  • The popular title was added to the subscription service last year.
  • It’s leaving just six months after it was added to Xbox Game Pass.

Grand Theft Auto 5 is leaving Xbox Game Pass again six months after it was added in July last year. GTA 5 is already a decade old with the game having launched back in September, 2013. The action-adventure RPG continues to be one of the popular titles, and it’s also finally getting a sequel that’s confirmed to launch in 2025. 

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GTA 5 leaving Xbox Game Pass

GTA 5 will be available on Xbox Game Pass only until January 15th. This was first spotted by regular Xbox tipster, Idle Sloth on X. In addition to GTA 5, Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden, Garden Story, and MotoGP 22 are also confirmed to leave Xbox Game Pass on January 15th. 

After January 15th, GTA 5 will no longer be able to play on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles through Xbox Game Pass. So if you want to continue playing GTA 5, you’ll have to purchase the game separately. GTA 5 is currently available to purchase at a discounted price of Rs 1,319.

GTA 5 was first added to Xbox Game Pass in 2020 but it has since been making visits in the subscription service. We might just see the Rockstar Games title getting added back to Xbox Game Pass soon. The hype is still very much alive though, and it seems to be stronger with the announcement of GTA 6

After years of leaks and rumours, Rockstar Games finally released the trailer of the much-awaited GTA 6. There are two protagonists this time with a Bonnie & Clyde-inspired gameplay. This also confirms a female protagonist for the first time in the GTA franchise. Vice City is also getting more detailed in GTA 6 but this time it will only be a part of a bigger map.

GTA 6 is arriving in 2025, which means the wait is going to be long but with an official confirmation at last, it shouldn’t be that difficult since fans have been waiting for over a decade now.