Microsoft Confirms 12 New Xbox One Games and 2 DLCs for April

Microsoft has confirmed a fresh batch of titles heading to Xbox Game Pass in April, while also spotlighting additional games during its recent Partner Preview showcase. Alongside new arrivals for Game Pass subscribers, the company continues to support older hardware with a wave of new releases for Xbox One.

According to True Achievements, a total of 12 new games and two DLC expansions are set to launch on Xbox One throughout April, showing that Microsoft is not abandoning last-generation players just yet.

New Xbox One games arrive throughout April

April kicks off with a steady stream of indie and niche titles landing across the platform. Early in the month, players can jump into Juufuutei Raden’s Guide for Pixel Museum on April 1, followed by Go! Go! Mister Chickums and Logiart Grimoire on April 2. Mini Trains arrives shortly after on April 3, while PEPPERED: An Existential Platformer and ChainStaff continue the rollout on April 7 and April 8.

Mid-month releases include Before I Go and Decollate Decoration on April 13, alongside the long-awaited Replaced on April 14. ZPF joins the lineup on April 16, keeping the momentum going with a consistent cadence of new content.

Toward the end of the month, players can expect inKONBINI and He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction, both launching on April 28.

Major DLC expansions also on the way

In addition to full game releases, two notable expansions are arriving for existing titles. Atomic Heart: Blood on Crystal launches on April 17, while Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred follows on April 28, adding more content for players already invested in those worlds.

That’s not all from Xbox, as Microsoft has also expanded handheld gaming support with 49 additional titles, further pushing its cross-device ecosystem. Meanwhile, PlayStation users may want to keep an eye on recent leaks surrounding the April PlayStation Plus lineup, which could reveal competing offerings in the subscription space.

With consistent Game Pass additions, ongoing support for Xbox One, and broader ecosystem updates, Microsoft continues to strengthen its gaming platform across multiple fronts.