Xbox Game Pass Is In For a Busy 2026: All Games That Are Coming Next Year

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Xbox has big plans for 2026. And, here I’m not just talking about hardware releases and leadership shake-up. Games make or break Xbox Game Pass, and in that department, Xbox is all set for big releases due in 2026.

We have previously reported on hints about January Developer Direct, where Forza Horizon 6 and Fable are most likely to be announced by their respective studios. Moving on, games including MIO: Memories in Orbit & Nova Roma are now confirmed to join Xbox Game Pass the same month. On top of that, High on Life 2 and REPLACED will be joining the gaming service in February and March of next year.

If you are wondering what other titles are dropping in 2026 or due to be announced, here’s a list of all the games joining Xbox Game Pass next year.

Month / StatusGame TitleRelease Date/Year
JanuaryMio: Memories in OrbitJanuary 20, 2026
Nova Roma (Early Access)January 22, 2026
FebruaryMenaceFebruary 5, 2026
High On Life 2February 13, 2026
Death Howl (Console Release)February 19, 2026
MarchReplacedMarch 12, 2026
TBA 2026Halo: Campaign Evolved (Remake)2026
Gears of War: E-Day2026
Subnautica 2 (Early Access)2026
Forza Horizon 62026 (Rumored Early 2026)
Fable2026
Witchbrook2026
Snap and Grab2026
Beast of Reincarnation2026
Planet of Lana 22026
Resonance: A Plague Tale2026
There Are No Ghosts at the Grand2026
Aphelion2026
Super Meat Boy 3D2026
At Fate’s End2026
Outbound2026
Freestyle Football 22026
Denshattack2026
Tropico 72026
Wildekin2026
Beastro2026
TCG Card Simulator2026
Mixtape2026
Erosion2026
Roadside Research2026
Echo Generation 22026
Armatus2026
Vampire Crawlers2026

Which games are you eagerly waiting for and why? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.

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Rishaj Upadhyay

Rishaj Upadhyay Shield

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Rishaj is a tech writer who has been writing professionally for over four years, with a passion for Android, Windows, and all things tech. He initially joined Windows Report as a tech journalist and is now taking over as a news editor. When he's not breaking the keyboard, you can find him cooking, or listening to music/podcasts.

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