Microsoft has confirmed the first wave of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this October – check out the full list below.
Last month, 19 new titles were confirmed for Xbox Game Pass (including Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and ) while a bumper 18 titles were announced to be leaving the subscription-based service.
Now Microsoft has confirmed all the games coming to Xbox Game Pass in the first half of October 2026. “Hope you’ve been having fun digging in with Bravo Squad for Gears of War: E-Day or clearing the dungeons in . When you’re ready for your next game, we’ve got more coming at you including some you might remember from our Xbox Games Showcase this past summer,” they wrote in a dedicated blog post.
All the titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this October 2026:
- – out now for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – out now for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
- – out now for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – October 8 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – October 8 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – October 8 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- – October 13 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – October 13 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- s – October 13 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – October 15 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – October 15 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- – October 16 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
imagine getting to play these (you won’t have to imagine much longer)https://t.co/0uehZUnNSq pic.twitter.com/mpAZxBsSla
— XBOX Game Pass (@XBOXGamePass) October 7, 2026
A few big names are also set to leave Xbox Game Pass this month including A Plague Tale: Requiem and . That means you have until October 15 to play the following:
- A Plague Tale: Requiem
- The Casting of Frank Stone
Last month it was reported that Microsoft was set to make huge changes to Xbox Game Pass’ most-expensive Ultimate tier, including the complete removal of cloud gaming and the end of Day One releases being included in the subscription. However, Microsoft has debunked those rumours for the time being.
“We regularly test different Game Pass offerings and look at what works best for players in different markets,” a spokesperson told . “We don’t have any changes to announce today or plans that have been finalised. There are no changes to previously announced games coming to Game Pass Ultimate on day one.”