Xbox Game Pass will add six more titles this month

Xbox Game Pass has confirmed six more titles will be coming to the platform over the next few weeks.

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Xbox Game Pass is a monthly subscription service that gives Xbox and PC players access to a massive library of games. To keep the service fresh, new games are regularly added.

Last month Obsidian’s new role-playing fantasy game Avowed was added to the service alongside the viral card-game Balatro. Xbox Game Pass has already added seven new games this month and yesterday (March 18), players got early access to 33 Immortals.

Now Microsoft has confirmed which other titles are coming to Xbox Game Pass this March, including the Day One release of Atomfall – Rebellion’s post-apocalyptic survival game that’s set in the Lake District and has been lovingly referred to as “British Fallout” since it was unveiled in June 2024.

March’s Xbox Game Pass additions are:

• Octopath Traveler 2  – March 19 for Standard and Ultimate  subscribers
• Train Sim World 5 – March 19 for Standard and Ultimate subscribers
• Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island – March 20 for Standard, Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Blizzard Arcade Collection – March 25 for Standard, Ultimate and PC subscribers
• SOPA: Tale Of The Stolen Potato – March 26 for Standard, Ultimate and PC subscribers
• Atomfall – March 27 for Ultimate and PC subscribers

The games set to leave Xbox Game Pass on March 31 are:

• MLB The Show 24 
• Lil Gator Game 
• Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 
• Open Roads 
• Yakuza 0
• Yakuza Kiwami 
• Yakuza Kiwami 2 
• Yakuza Like a Dragon 
• The Lamplighter’s League 
• Monster Hunter Rise 

In the coming months, Game Pass subscribers will get access to South Of Midnight, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Doom: The Dark Ages and the recently-announced Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4.

It also looks likely that Split Fiction will be joining the service towards the end of the year.

In other news, Hazelight, the studio behind Split Fiction and It Takes Two, are already working on their new game. Split Fiction was released earlier this month and quickly became the best-reviewed game of 2025, but studio boss Josef Fares is “excited” to top it with what comes next.