Xbox Adds Dozens of New Games Between April 27 and May 1

Xbox players are getting a packed release schedule this week, as April Wave 2 for Game Pass has been announced. However, that’s not all, as dozens of titles are launching between April 27 and May 1. The lineup covers a wide range of genres, from indie projects to major expansions.

A Busy Week for Xbox Releases

According to PureXbox, this is one of the most crowded release windows in recent months. The schedule brings daily drops, with April 28 and April 30 standing out as the busiest days.

The rollout also aligns with ongoing updates to Xbox Game Pass, which continues to expand its catalog.

Xbox Game Releases by Date

April 27

• Minos Trials

April 28

• Aphelion
• Arc Seed
• Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred
• Drill Core
• Elementallis
• Rival Stars Horse Racing
• Spy Drops
• The Confinement
• Word Quest: Cyberpunk
• Word Quest: Horror

April 29

• Cozy Valley Life
• CyberBlocker Complete Edition
• Magin: The Rat Project Stories
• MotoGP 26
• Peter Pan: Hidden Objects
• ScooterFlow
• Zoo Orbs: Safari

April 30

• Adorable Adventures
• Bandit Trap
• Bus Bound
• Dungeon Clawler
• Fool’s Pub
• inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories
• Invincible VS
• Lord Ambermaze
• Monster Crown: Sin Eater
• Sledding Game
• Strange Antiquities
• Survivor Legion
• Survivor Mercs
• TerraTech Legion
• The Coma 3: Bloodlines

May 1

• Cat From Hell 2
• Constance
• Dr. Psycho: Hospital Escape
• Moon Raider: Anniversary Edition
• Pixie Plates
• Plantera 2: Golden Acorn
• This is Fine: Maximum Cope

Xbox is heading into one of its busiest release weeks in 2026, with dozens of games arriving across five days. The steady daily rollout gives players a constant stream of new titles to explore.

In other news, Xbox Game Pass pricing has dropped, but Call of Duty titles are not expected to launch as day-one releases on the service. Instead, Microsoft may bring back older entries from the franchise to strengthen the catalog.

Reports also suggest that Xbox could introduce a new “pick your own plan” subscription model, giving users more flexibility in how they access Game Pass.