These five games left the Game Pass catalog in July, but you can still get them at the best price

One of the best ways we can find in current times to get the most out of our next-gen consolesinvolves purchasing a cloud gaming subscription. In the case that we have an Xbox Series X or Series S, we will have to subscribe to Game Pass to have access to a large amount of content that we can enjoy at all times. Every month, these games are renewed, incorporating a batch of new titles to replace others that leave the catalog. So that it does not catch you off guard, these are The five best games leaving the Game Pass service this July, but you can continue playing at the best price:

Videogame Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly by 14,99 dollarssimulate being a barista in a coffee shop full of stories that will move you.
Videogame A Short Hike by 4,79 dollarsexplore a quiet island at your own pace while immersing yourself in nature.
Videogame The Wandering Village by 24,99 dollarsmanage a town located on the back of a giant creature while you collaborate with it to survive.
Videogame VENBA by 14,99 dollars

a culinary narrative in which you will put yourself in the shoes of an emigrant family of Indian origin
Videogame Figment 2: Creed Valley by 24,99 dollarsa stunning musical adventure packed with puzzles and combat.

Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly

We start this compilation with the five best games that will leave the Game Pass catalog and that we will not be able to continue enjoying from August with Coffe Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus and Butterfly. The sequel to the magnificent title from Toge Productions will put us back behind the bar of our establishment, putting us in the shoes of a barista who will try to perfectly prepare the drinks you order. All this, while we observe the set of stories that take place inside the cafeteria between the different characters that appear. An ideal work for users who enjoyed its predecessor, which we can continue playing for 14,99 dollars.

Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus and Butterfly

* Some prices may have changed since the last review

A Short Hike

We continue this selection of video games with A Short Hike, a melancholic-looking game that will come in handy to enjoy during the final stretch of our summer vacation. This video game with classic graphics that will remind us of those on our Nintendo DS will put us in the shoes of Calire, a young man who has been dragged by his aunt to an island where he must spend his vacation. A cozy game in which We will be able to explore this island without rhythms and being able to do all kinds of activities

ideal for escaping from the routine, which we can acquire for only 4,79 dollars.

* Some prices may have changed since the last review

The Wandering Village

Another of the releases that will leave the Xbox Game Pass catalog throughout the month of July is The Wandering Village. With a mysterious origin, Onbu, a giant creature, allows a settlement of survivors to free themselves from a kind of toxic gas found in the ground. Living on its back, We will establish a symbiotic relationship in which we must exploit the resources available to survive the apocalypse. A very original, curious and entertaining video game that we have available for 24,99 dollars.

* Some prices may have changed since the last review

VENBA

We continue with this selection of the five best video games that will not be available in the Game Pass catalog with Venba, a moving cooking simulator video game in which we will put ourselves in the shoes of an immigrant family. Coming from India, and settled in Canada, we must cook tasty food dishes that will remind us of times gone by

while we enjoy a series of very touching conversations. We have it available to continue playing for 14,99 dollars.

* Some prices may have changed since the last review

Figment 2: Creed Valley

We end this compilation of the best games leaving Game Pass with Figment 2: Creed Valley. We are facing the sequel from Bedtime Digital Games that reminds us a lot of the animated film Inside Out. In this gem, we will receive a life lesson on the workings of the mind immersed in a musical journey that will not leave anyone indifferent. We will have to face a series of challenges to the rhythm of the music in this great game that can be ours for 24,99 dollars.