New game Pass Titles Arrive Throughout November, alongside Departing Games
Microsoft is expanding the Game Pass library with a wave of new titles arriving between November 19th and December 2nd, alongside the confirmation of several games leaving the service on November 30th. The additions span PC, console, and cloud platforms, offering a diverse range of experiences for Game Pass subscribers.
Game Pass remains a key component of Microsoft’s gaming strategy, providing access to a rotating catalog of titles for a monthly fee. this constant influx of new games, coupled with occasional departures, keeps the service fresh and appealing to its subscriber base. The latest additions cater to a variety of tastes, from action-adventure to racing and roguelike genres.
Here’s a breakdown of the incoming games:
* November 19: Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault (Game Preview – PC, Game Pass Ultimate/PC Game Pass), Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo (PC, Console, Cloud – Game Pass Premium), Revenge of the Savage Planet (PC, Console, Cloud – Game Pass Premium)
* November 20: Monsters are Coming! Rock & Road (Handheld, PC – Game Pass Ultimate/PC Game Pass), The crew Motorfest (PC, Console, Cloud – Game Pass Ultimate/PC Game Pass)
* November 25: Banishers: ghosts of New Eden (PC, Xbox Series X/S, Cloud – Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium/PC Game Pass), Kill it With Fire! 2 (PC, Console, Cloud – Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium/PC Game Pass)
* December 1: Marvel Cosmic Invasion (PC, Console, Handheld, Cloud – Game Pass Ultimate/PC Game Pass)
* December 2: Lost Records: Bloom & Rage (PC, Xbox Series X/S, Cloud – Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium/PC Game Pass)
Along with these new arrivals, Game Pass Ultimate members will receive access to Fortnite Crew starting November 18th, including the battle pass, 1000 V-Bucks monthly, and exclusive cosmetics.
The following titles will be removed from Game Pass on November 30th: Barbie Project Friendship, Lords of the Fallen, Octopath Traveler, Octopath Traveler II, and SteamWorld Build.
