Two Xbox Game Pass Games Just Got Confirmed for November 2026

Xbox Game Pass November 2026 already has two confirmed releases, even though Microsoft has yet to reveal the full lineup. The Xbox Game Pass October 2026 lineup was revealed recently, but attention is already shifting toward what subscribers can expect next month.

VOID/BREAKER Version 1.0 and Warhammer Survivors are currently confirmed for Xbox Game Pass in November 2026, according to Pure Xbox. Both games will be available across Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Cloud.

VOID/BREAKER arrives on November 4

VOID/BREAKER Version 1.0 launches on November 4 and brings the Early Access FPS to Xbox Series consoles. The full release adds new weapons, bosses, levels, achievements, and other content alongside the console debut.

The game combines fast-paced bullet-hell combat with roguelite mechanics, weapon customization, and environmental destruction. Players fight hostile machines while building increasingly powerful weapon combinations across repeated runs.

VOID/BREAKER is already available through PC Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate in Early Access. The November 4 launch marks its move to Version 1.0 while expanding availability to Xbox Series X|S.

Warhammer Survivors joins on November 10

Warhammer Survivors arrives on Xbox Game Pass on November 10 as an official Warhammer bullet-heaven game inspired by Vampire Survivors. The title comes from the team behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun and combines the familiar survival formula with characters and settings from the Warhammer universe.

The game features more than 40 characters drawn from Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar. That gives players a sizable roster to choose from as they fight increasingly large waves of enemies.

More Xbox Game Pass additions for November will likely emerge as Microsoft gets closer to announcing the full lineup. For now, VOID/BREAKER and Warhammer Survivors give subscribers two confirmed releases to expect during the first half of the month.

Meanwhile, 8 games are leaving Xbox Game Pass on October 15, giving subscribers limited time to finish them before they disappear from the service.

Elsewhere, Xbox is back to growth after hitting an “all-time low,” according to CEO Asha Sharma, as the company looks to rebuild momentum across its gaming business.