Xbox Game Pass Adds The Witcher 3 Complete Edition, College Football 26, and Death Howl

Microsoft has revealed the latest Xbox Game Pass additions, and three new titles are now available across console, PC, and cloud. The February 19 update brings a mix of indie strategy, sports simulation, and a major open-world RPG to the service.

Three Games Join Xbox Game Pass on February 19

According to Pure Xbox, three new titles have landed on Xbox Game Pass for subscribers across multiple tiers and platforms.

Death Howl is now available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Cloud for Ultimate, Premium, and PC Game Pass subscribers. The game blends open-world exploration with deck-building mechanics in a dark Spirit Realm setting. Players engage in grid-based tactical combat while collecting and upgrading more than 160 cards, offering strategic depth and replay value.

EA Sports College Football 26 has been added for Xbox Series X|S and Cloud through EA Play, which is included with Game Pass Ultimate. The title allows players to rise from a high school recruit to a Heisman Trophy contender or step into a coaching career with expanded playbooks and enhanced team management features.

Meanwhile, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition joins the Console and Cloud libraries for Ultimate and Premium subscribers. The Complete Edition includes the full base game and all expansions, delivering the complete open-world RPG experience from CD Projekt RED in one package.

A Diverse Update for Subscribers

Beyond these additions, five more titles have been added to the Retro Classics collection, expanding options for players who enjoy older-school experiences. Also, the Xbox Free Play Days lineup for the weekend has leaked, giving members limited-time access to additional games.

In other recent updates, Xbox addressed Remote Play issues that prevented streaming at 720p. A new update has resolved the problem, improving the experience for players who stream their games to other devices.

With steady updates across Game Pass, Retro Classics, and system features, Xbox continues to expand both its content library and overall platform experience.