If you can believe it, we're already three months into the new year, and that means a whole host of new Xbox Game Pass games for March 2026.

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Xbox's version of PS Plus has plenty to look forward to, with three of the best RPGs of all time joining the service, as well a bug-based modern classic.

Last year saw the likes of Expedition 33, Doom: The Dark Ages and more land on the service day one, so make sure you're ready for 2026 with some great Game Pass deals.

But right now, scroll down and you'll find the full list of games that have been announced for Xbox Game Pass in March 2026!

Xbox Game Pass games: Confirmed new free titles for March 2026

These games have been confirmed for Xbox Game Pass in March 2026:

  • Final Fantasy 3 (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) – 3 March
  • Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) – 3 March
  • to a T (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) – 4 March
  • F1 25 (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) – 4 March
  • Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud, Handheld) – 5 March
  • Cyberpunk 2077 (Console, Cloud) – 10 March
  • Construction Simulator (Console, PC, Cloud) – 10 March
  • Hollow Knight: Silksong (Console, PC, Cloud, Handheld) – 12 March
  • DreamWorks Gabby's Dollhouse: Ready to Party (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) – 17 March

That's all we know in terms of officially confirmed games coming to Game Pass in March 2026.

We'll update this page when the next batch of free games is confirmed by Microsoft.

What games are leaving Xbox Game Pass?

While many games are added to Xbox Game Pass, there are six games being taken away this month, all of which will be leaving the service on 15 March. They are:

  • Bratz: Rhythm & Style
  • Enter The Gungeon
  • F1 23 (EA Play)
  • He Is Coming
  • Lightyear Frontier
  • Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island

We'll update this page as and when more are added, so check back at a later date!

What other Xbox Game Pass games are coming up?

Looking further into the future, the following Xbox Game Pass games have been confirmed as upcoming releases on the service, though a lot of dates are still to be announced.

  • Subnautica 2 (2026)
  • Witchbrook (2026)
  • Ark 2 (date TBC)
  • Bushiden (date TBC)
  • Contraband (date TBC)
  • Dead Static Drive (date TBC)
  • Elder Scrolls 6 (date TBC)
  • Fable (date TBC)
  • Fallout 5 (date TBC)
  • Replaced (date TBC)
  • She Dreams Elsewhere (date TBC)
  • State of Decay 3 (date TBC)

What happened to Xbox Games with Gold?

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Xbox Live Gold was discontinued on 1st September 2023, and those who kept their subscription will have been automatically swapped over to the new Xbox Game Pass Core tier as part of a price increase for Xbox Game Pass.

This change-up removes the two free monthly games and replaces them with a library of around 30 titles - including Halo 5: Guardians, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and Forza Horizon 4, to name a few.

Xbox Game Pass Core subscribers will still be able to access online, as well as certain deals and discounts.

Microsoft plans to update the Game Pass Core library two to three times a year.

And that's your lot in terms of what's coming up! We'll be sure to let you know about all those future Xbox Game Pass games as we learn more about them.

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