By Featuring a collection from Outright Games
As we approach the concluding month of 2025, it’s an opportune moment to review what’s being taken off the Xbox Store before the year concludes, with six titles presently slated for delisting in December 2025.
Out of these, four are from the publisher Outright Games, although currently only the Steam editions are verified to be getting removed as of this writing. Still, we speculate they will also exit the Xbox Store, as Outright Games’ Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova faced a similar scenario just a few months back (and once again, only Steam was referenced).
Here are the four Outright Games titles that are earmarked for removal in December:
- Blaze and the Monster Machines: Axle City Racers (December 31)
- JoJo Siwa: Worldwide Party (December 31)
- The Addams Family: Mansion Mayhem (December 31)
- Transformers: Battlegrounds (December 31)
Interestingly, both JoJo Siwa: Worldwide Party and Transformers: Battlegrounds (the “Complete Edition”) have recently received significant price reductions on the Xbox Store, bringing them down to under $5 and $10 respectively.
Additionally, it’s been affirmed that the 2D platform game Basureroes: Invasion will depart from the Xbox Store on December 5th, while the “high-octane arcade racer” Road to Exotics is anticipated to also be delisted on December 31st.
- Basureroes: Invasion (December 5)
- Road to Exotics (December 31)
We’ll certainly keep you updated if more titles are added to this list in the upcoming days and weeks, and remember to check out our server shutdown summary for November and December which highlights games like GRID 2019 and Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle: Chomp Champs ceasing their online functionalities prior to year-end.
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Fraser is the News Editor at Pure Xbox, dedicating his time to covering the most significant narratives in the realm of Xbox and beyond.