Xbox Game Pass Adds 5 New Games For November 2026

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The month of October may barely be over, but Xbox Game Pass subscribers already have a number of new releases to look forward to in November. In fact, five titles have been confirmed for Game Pass already, with both the Wave 1 and Wave 2 announcements and games still on the way. From a day-one release of a major sports game to early access for a new co-op builder, the month of November 2026 is already shaping up to be a good one for Xbox Game Pass members.
Of course, October 2026 on Game Pass was still pretty solid as well. A number of high-profile games arrived on the service, including Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade last week. As usual, a number of titles also left the service after October 31, making room for the new additions. Hopefully, you had a chance to play LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga or Grim Fandango Remastered already, because those are just two of the games that are no longer on Game Pass in November.
The latest Xbox news has 5 games confirmed for the service in November 2026 so far. Those games are:
- Gravhounds - November 2
- VOID/BREAKER Version 1.0 - November 4
- Football Manager 27 - November 10
- Warhammer Survivors - November 10
- Thronefall - November 11
Let's start with Gravhounds, which launches in Early Access and in Xbox Game Preview today (November 2). Gravhounds is a co-op action builder meant for 1–4 players. You drop into hostile planets where you'll need to build and defend a base, extract as much as you can, and escape with your life before the alien hordes can kill you. There are a lot of chaotic physics in this one. And, oh yeah, you're also anthropomorphic space dogs.
VOID/BREAKER is billed as a bullet-hell roguelite and a FPS where you face off against machines powered by an angry AI. Version 1.0 arrives on November 4 for Xbox Series X|S, PC, Cloud. In a similar vein, Warhammer Survivors, a "bullet-heaven game," comes to Xbox Game Pass on November 10. It's from the same devs as Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. You'll be able to play as more than 40 iconic champions from both the Warhammer 40K and Warhammer Age of Sigmar universes.
Like Warhammer Survivors, Football Manager 27 also comes to Xbox Game Pass on November 10, where it's a day-one release. The latest entry in the popular sports game franchise promises a more intuitive experience that includes easier navigation and cleaner gameplay. There are also several new features that are meant to enhance immersion.
Thronefall will arrive on Xbox Game Pass on November 11. This is a strategy game that lets you build a kingdom during the day and then defend it once night falls. You can fortify walls, balance the economy, and recruit troops to the cause. You can also go into battle yourself and face off against waves of enemies.
There's a good bit of variety for all the upcoming Xbox Game Pass releases. No matter what you're into, there's probably at least one game here that looks interesting. The first new addition, Gravhounds, arrives today thanks to Xbox Game Preview.
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