Microsoft has revealed the next wave of Xbox Game Pass additions for October 21 through November 3, 2026. Eight titles are included, with Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and The Séance of Blake Manor among the main attractions. The announcement also covers subscriber benefits, updates, and eleven titles scheduled to leave the service.
Sandustry starts the lineup on October 21, joining Game Pass Premium on PC after already being available through Ultimate and PC Game Pass. It is a factory automation game where destructible environments supply materials for expanding production chains. Dodo Duckie follows on October 22. This puzzle platformer lets a duck use a magical cap to switch instantly between 2D and 3D perspectives, opening hidden routes and helping rescue kidnapped chicken friends from aliens.
Coming to Game Pass
Sandustry
Mining and automation in destructible worlds where sand and other materials feed increasingly complex factories.
Dodo Duckie
A puzzle platformer where a magical cap switches the world between 2D and 3D to reveal new routes.
Scramble Knights Online joins on October 26 as a day-one Game Preview release for Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Its shared kingdom of Terracott is built for cooperative adventuring, with quests, dungeons, monsters, loot, and equipment crafting. On October 27, The Séance of Blake Manor offers a slower investigation. Set in Ireland in 1897, this supernatural mystery follows the disappearance of a young woman inside a secluded hotel filled with secrets and unsettling events.
Scramble Knights Online
A cooperative action RPG with shared-world quests, dungeon expeditions, loot and equipment crafting.
The Séance of Blake Manor
A supernatural mystery about a young woman’s disappearance at a remote Irish hotel in 1897.
October 29 brings the biggest name in this wave, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade. Cloud’s adventure through Midgar combines real-time combat with tactical commands and adds further story content to the remake. Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted arrives on the same day, bringing the original tower-defense battles back in HD with extra levels and content. Also joining is Terrible Lizards, a horror game built around parkour rather than combat: escaping its threats requires speed and careful movement.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade
Cloud’s journey through Midgar, with combat combining real-time action and strategic commands.
Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted
The original garden-defense game returns in HD with additional levels and content.
Terrible Lizards
A parkour-focused horror game about escaping threats through movement rather than direct combat.
The final addition is Pit of Goblin on November 3. This online cooperative horror game sends small goblins into dangerous dungeons to scavenge valuables for the Goblin King-Queen. Players must navigate traps and monsters, either cooperating or acting independently. Delivering too little could leave the goblins on the ruler’s menu.
Pit of Goblin
Cooperative horror about goblins looting dangerous dungeons to feed their demanding ruler.
Existing games are receiving new content as well. On October 21, The Elder Scrolls Online gets Echoes of Skyrim, featuring two solo dungeons, gameplay improvements, and Tamriel Tome rewards available until January 27. Subscribers can already claim a Welcome Pack for THE FINALS, containing 500 Multibucks, a 25 percent XP bonus, and cosmetic items, available during the current season. On November 3, World of Tanks Modern Armor adds XP Stock, a bundle of enhanced repair kits, medical kits, and automatic fire suppressors.
Nine games are leaving Game Pass on October 31 across cloud, console, and PC: Day of the Tentacle Remastered, Dead Static Drive, Deep Rock Galactic, Full Throttle Remastered, Grim Fandango Remastered, Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, Wartales, and Wildgate.
Football Manager 26 then leaves PC Game Pass on November 10, followed by Football Manager 26 Console Edition across cloud, console, and PC on the same date. The Steam percentages shown with the arriving games refer only to user reviews of their corresponding Steam versions, not Xbox ratings. Where Steam lists English-language reviews rather than an all-language total, the badge makes that distinction clear.
