Xbox Game Pass confirms November 2026 additions

Microsoft has confirmed the first wave of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this November – check out the full list below.

As of today (Monday November 2), you can play the co-op action builder Gravhounds. Xbox’s own synopsis for the game teases: “Drop into hostile planets as a pack, build and defend your base in physics-driven mayhem, and extract with everything you can carry before you become alien chow! The longer you stay, the greater the danger… and the rewards.”

Other titles coming to the service this month include Football Manager 27, Warhammer Survivors and Thronefall. Check out the full list below.

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

• Gravhounds – out now for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Football Manager 27 (launch preview)– November 3 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Pit of Goblin – November 3 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Void/Breaker (Version 1.0) – November 4 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
• Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School – November 5 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Football Manager 27 – November 10 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
• Tanuki: Pon’s Summer – November 10 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Warhammer Survivors – November 10 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Hope in the City – November 11 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Thronefall – November 11 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Arkheron – November 27 for Ultimate and PC subscribers

Meanwhile, no fewer than 14 games are set to exit Xbox Game Pass this November, though in all cases you have until November 15 to play them.

All the titles leaving Xbox Game Pass this November 2026:

Football Manager 26
1000xRESIST
Barbie Horse Trails
DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2
Firefighting Simulator
GoldenEye 007
Great God Grove
Moonlighter
Pigeon Simulator
Police Simulator: Patrol Officers
Relic Hunters Legend
Total Chaos
Winter Burrow
Wreckfest

Back in September, 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 Forbes. “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.”