Xbox players have 50 game releases to look forward to this week, including a handful of new Game Pass additions. From Mouthwashing to The Wolf Among Us Remastered, here is the full list of games arriving from October 26 through October 30, 2026.

xbox fifty new games release This week

Over fifty new Xbox games are releasing across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC according to Xbox Wire starting October 26. However, the lineup also includes remasters, ports, and expanded editions, so some of these games may already look familiar to some players.

For your convenience, here is the full list of fifty new Xbox games organized by release date. Game Pass additions are marked in bold.

Monday, October 26

Game
Ayasa: Shadows of Silence
PAO PAO (Game Preview)
Scramble Knights Online (Game Preview) — Game Pass

Tuesday, October 27

Game
Bao Bao’s Cozy Cleaning Services
Bloom Busters
Cozy Radiation Cleaner
Dog Man: Bark in Action
Farming Simulator 25: Beans & Alpacas Edition
Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy
Sneaky Purr
The Séance of Blake Manor — Game Pass
Treasure Tiger

Wednesday, October 28

Game
Fall Adventure
Fallen City Brawl
Gennady
House Builder 2
Karate Survivor
The Last Case
Platypus Steps
Primal Planet
SULFUR

Thursday, October 29

Game
Beyond The Evil
Candy Shop Simulator
The Cat in the Hat: Rainy Day Mayhem
Choice of Life: Floors
Choice of Life: Samosbor
Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos
Curse of Resthaven
HELLBOUND INC
Hunting Simulator 3
HYPERVIOLENT
Joe & Mac Retro Collection
Love: Fall in Death
Mouthwashing
My Life: Zoo Vet
Planted!
Terrible Lizards — Game Pass
The Transference
Train Yard Builder
The Wolf Among Us Remastered
The Zibbo Show

Friday, October 30

Game
The Abjuration Stand
Cat Pipes: More Meow
Corner Shop: NightShift
Ex-Master, Zombie
Love Love Mystery Club
The Night of the Exorcism
Pinballoid Crush
Queen’s Domain
Space Rock Breaker

Which New Xbox Games Are Coming to Game Pass?

To be clear, all 50 releases are not coming to Xbox Game Pass. Three games from the weekly lineup are listed as subscription additions: Scramble Knights Online on October 26, The Séance of Blake Manor on October 27, and Terrible Lizards on October 29.

If you want something spooky ahead of Halloween, The Séance of Blake Manor is a supernatural detective mystery, while Terrible Lizards takes players to a dinosaur attraction where the staff have disappeared. For something a little different, Scramble Knights Online features cooperative adventures and Zelda-inspired quests.

On a personal note, I can’t recommend Mouthwashing and The Wolf Among Us enough. Both are some of the best narrative games I’ve played in years and are definitely worth checking out when they release on Xbox this week.

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One of the many changes arriving at Xbox this year is a new approach to cloud gaming and it looks like the team is ready to test out the first paid tier access to the the service for users who don’t have a Game Pass subscription.

All Xbox Cloud Gaming Introductory Price Tiers

A new update for Xbox Insiders offers the first look at how expensive access to Xbox Cloud Gaming hours is going to be for users who are not Game Pass subscribers. This preview gives XBOX Insiders who do not have an active Game Pass subscription an early look at the new option before it rolls out more broadly in November.

During the preview, Xbox Insiders can purchase cloud playtime, stream games on supported devices, and share feedback to help us continue improving the experience.

Cloud playtime is available to Insiders at introductory launch pricing:

• 10hrs for $3.99
• 25hrs for $7.99
• 50hrs for $11.99

According to the announcement, Cloud playtime packs provide an ad-free cloud gaming experience, including shorter wait times, high-quality streaming, and playtime that remains available until it’s used.

This new options adds on to the previous test that allowed Xbox Insiders can also try cloud gaming for free with ads, giving players another option for accessing cloud gaming without a Game Pass subscription.

Gamers should definitely take note that these pricing tiers are described as “introductory launch pricing.” That seems to suggest that the final prices may be higher once the feature becomes available now widely outside of the Xbox Insiders community of testers.

Additionally, many Game Pass subscribers are still waiting to find out when unlimited Cloud Gaming access is going to be removed from the Game Pass Ultimate subscription tier. The announcement about this change explained that the update would impact a very small number of gamers, but there was still some negative reactions to the change on social media.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Xbox news and updates.

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