Microsoft has revealed what titles will be coming to Xbox Game Pass this August – check out the full list below.

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Last month, Microsoft added 18 titles to its subscription-based Xbox Game Pass service, though Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 was quickly removed without warning. 

Alongside a number of modern games, Microsoft also added classic Xbox title Conker: Live And Reloaded as part of the revived Backwards Compatibility Program. “We’re committed to keeping games from four generations of Xbox playable for years to come,” said Xbox’s Jason Ronald. “As part of our 25th anniversary later this year, we’ll be rolling out new ways to play some of the most iconic games from our past.”

Yesterday (August 3) the first wave of August additions for Xbox Game Pass were revealed. 

All the titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this August 2026:

• Heretic + Hexen – out now for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Beast Of Reincarnation – out now for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Gears Of War: E-Day (open beta) – out August 6 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Monsters Are Coming!– out August 6 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• PowerWash Simulator 2 – out August 6 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Bounty Star– out August 11 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Date Everything!– out August 11 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
• Grounded 2 – out August 11 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Ball X Pit – out August 11 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Cricket 26 – out August 13 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
• MIO: Memories In Orbit– out August 13 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Sandustry – out August 13 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Egging On – out August 18 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC

Four games are also set to leave the service on August 15 – Menace, Atlas Fallen, Aliens: Firesteam Elite and Firewatch.

Earlier this week, Microsoft confirmed a huge price hike for Xbox Series X/S consoles in the UK and Europe. Last May, you could buy a 512GB Xbox Series S console for £249.99 but, after two increases, the same console will now cost you £429.99.

In other news, Ubisoft has confirmed it will be removing 56 songs from the Just Dance+ library next month, due to expiring music rights licences.