Xbox Game Pass has confirmed the next wave of titles coming to the service this March – check them out below.
Last month, a whopping 22 new titles were added to Xbox Game Pass including Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, fantasy epic The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and sport sensation EA Sports College Football 26.
March has already seen Cyberpunk 2077, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Hollow Knight: Silksong and more joining the subscription service and now Microsoft has confirmed even more titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this month.
All the titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this March 2026:
- DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready To Party – out March 17 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- South Of Midnight – out March 18 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- The Alters – out March 18 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Disco Elysium – out March 19 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth – out March 24 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Absolum – out March 25 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Nova Roma – out March 26 for Ultimate and PC subscribers
- The Long Dark – out March 30 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Resident Evil 7: Biohazard – out March 31 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Barbie Horse Trails – out April 2 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – out April 2 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
- Final Fantasy 4 – out April 7 for Ultimate, Premium and PC subscribers
LUCKY YOU. we’ve got another batch on the way 🍀https://t.co/D77ErVBY92 pic.twitter.com/hj7ulN2E3o
— Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) March 17, 2026
Six titles left Xbox Game Pass on March 15 (Bratz Rhythm & Style, Enter the Gungeon, F1 23, He Is Coming, Lightyear Frontier and Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island) with another two departing on March 31 – Peppa Pig World Adventures and Mad Streets.
Later this year, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will be able to play Kiln (spring), Forza Horizon 6 (May 19), Beast Of Reincarnation (summer) and Fable (autumn), with more additions set to be announced at the start of April.
Microsoft increased the price of Xbox Game Pass last year 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. 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.”
Xbox is also set to revive a number of classic “iconic” games this year as part of its revived Backwards Compatibility Program ahead of the launch of Project Helix.
In other news, Starfield is finally coming to PlayStation 5 next month, more than two years after it launched on Xbox.
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