Microsoft has confirmed a string of new additions coming to Xbox Game Pass this July – check out the full list below.

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Earlier this month, ten new titles were announced for Xbox Game Pass although Microsoft quickly backtracked, with the planned release of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 indefinitely delayed. No explanation was given, though fans are speculating it’s either to do with music licensing rights or an existing deal between Activision and Sony.

Today (July 21), Microsoft has confirmed eight new titles coming to its subscription service as part of July’s second wave, including four Day One releases. Check out the full list below:

Every game still to come to Xbox Game Pass this July 2026

• The Planet Crafter – out now for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
• Shift At Midnight – out July 22 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Hell Is Us – out July 23 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
• Halo: Campaign Evolved – out July 28 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Mistfall Hunter – out July 30 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Consir Cove – out July 31 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Heretic + Hexen – out August 4 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Beast Of Reincarnation – – out August 4 for Ultimate and PC subscribers

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— XBOX Game Pass (@XBOXGamePass) July 21, 2026

Microsoft has also confirmed a further eight titles will be leaving Xbox Game Pass on July 31. They are:

• Back to the Dawn
• Celeste
• Crusader Kings 3
• Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord
• My Friendly Neighborhood
• Rain World
• Sniper Elite Resistance
• Whiskerwood

It’s not the best time to be an Xbox fan. The company has confirmed a string of price hikes for its consoles, while there are rumours that the next-gen Project Helix console will cost at least $1000.

New boss Asha Sharma has also announced 3600 people will lose their jobs at Microsoft as part of an aggressive restructuring program. Double Fine, Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory and Undead Labs game studios will all go independent as part of the shake-up.

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