Microsoft has revealed the second wave of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this August – check out the full list below.

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The second wave follows a previous list of titles announced earlier in August, all of which are already available.

Among the titles available from today (August 19) is Vapor World: Over the Mind, which is billed as “a narrative-driven souls-like platformer focused on deflection combat”. The official synopsis teases: “Descend into a shattered mind seeking lost memories. Face the dark, beautiful world born of sorrow and regret.”

And coming tomorrow (August 20) is Starsand Island, which invites players to “return to the tranquil embrace” of the titular island, a place where you can “immerse yourself in a serene pastoral lifestyle”. There, you’ll spend “slow-paced days bonding with adorable capybaras, cats and dogs [while] savouring the thrill of bountiful fishing, exploring the mystical Moonlit Forest, or simply soaking in the island’s untouched beauty.”

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

• Vapor World: Over the Mind – out now for Ultimate and PC Game
• BlazBlue Entropy Effect X – out now for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Relooted– out now for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Starsand Island – out August 20 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Aerial_Knight’s DropShot – out August 25 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Blood Dungeon – out August 25 for Ultimate and PC
• Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy – out August 27 for Ultimate and PC
• Young Suns– out August 31 for Premium, joining Ultimate and PC
• Shelldiver – out September 1 for Ultimate, Premium and PC

In addition, five more games are set to leave the service on August 31 – Another Crab’s Treasure, I Am Your Beast, Neon Abyss, One Lonely Outpost and The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt – Remastered Edition.

Earlier this month, 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.