The second wave of titles heading to Xbox Game Pass this February have been confirmed by Microsoft – and there are some big games to look forward to.
Last month, 19 games were added to the subscription service including Death Stranding, Atomfall and MIO: Memories In Orbit while 13 new titles were added earlier this month.
Yesterday (February 17) Microsoft announced nine more titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this month, including brilliant medieval role-playing game Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, fantasy epic The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and sport sensation EA Sports College Football 26.
All the titles coming to Xbox Game Pass in February 2026:
- Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora – out now for PC and Ultimate subscribers
- Avowed – out now for Premium subscribers
- Aerial_Knight’s DropShot – out now for PC and Ultimate subscribers
- Death Howl – out February 19 for PC, Premium and Ultimate subscribers
- EA Sports College Football 26 – out February 19 for Ultimate subscribers
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – out February 19 for Premium and Ultimate subscribers
- TCG Card Shop Simulator – out February 24 for PC, Premium and Ultimate subscribers
- Dice A Million – out February 25 for PC and Ultimate subscribers
- Towerborne – out February 26 for PC, Premium and Ultimate subscribers
- Final Fantasy 3 – out March 3 for PC, Premium and Ultimate subscribers
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 – out March 3 for PC, Premium and Ultimate subscribers
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— Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) February 17, 2026
Four titles are also set to leave the service at the end of February – Monster Train, Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, Injustice 2 and Middle Earth: Shadow Of War
Later this year, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will be able to play Forza Horizon 6 (May 19 2026) Fable (autumn), Beast Of Reincarnation (summer) and Kiln (spring) with more games set to be announced in the coming weeks.
Last year, Microsoft increased the price of Xbox Game Pass to “offer players more flexibility, value and choice” but many fans weren’t impressed.
Defending the price hike, Microsoft’s Director of Gaming and Platform Communications Dustin Blackwell said: “We understand price increases are never fun for anybody, but we’re trying to reinforce by adding more value to these plans as well,” he explained. “It’s something we don’t take lightly, and we’re listening to the feedback of players and the community to try to provide them with more of what they’re asking for.”
In other news, a new report claims that the new PlayStation 6 console might not launch until 2029 due to the rising cost of memory chips.
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