Three indie titles will be removed from the Xbox Game Pass catalog later this month: these are The Touryst, It Lurks Below, and Undermine. As usual, no precise dates have been communicated, but if you are going to start or complete these games, you would do well to hurry!

The three games are united by the fact of having debuted on Xbox last summer with an entry into the Xbox Game Pass directly to the day-one: it seems clear therefore that for these titles it has been agreed to remain in the service for a period of an exact year.

The Touryst can be completed in a few hours, so there is still time to start it, although perhaps in this way you would not give the right weight to the open-world approach of the game and the many secondary activities that this particular adventure / platformer proposes.

Undermine is a roguelike with an isometric view, characterized by a rather apt and particular pixel-art style. The game is very effective in triggering the dynamic "one more run and then I stop ..." so be prepared to spend several hours there, if you want to face it in depth.

As for It Lurks Below, it is instead an RPG in two dimensions conceived by the creator of Diablo, David Brevik. With eight different classes and an articulated skill tree, this game with a marked survival imprint can easily keep you busy for dozens of hours of play.

Are you going to dedicate yourself to one or more of these games, before they are removed?

We remind you that Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service that, at a cost of 9.99 Euros per month, allows you to play freely and without limitations to all the titles included in the service, with new games that are added every month. You can buy it from this page on the Microsoft Store, or make a single subscription to Game Pass + Live Gold + EA Play + Cloud Gaming with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which can be purchased from this page.