Highlights
- Xbox Game Pass February 2026 adds RPG giants The Witcher 3 and Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
- Immediate playables for Xbox Game Pass include Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Aerial_Knight’s DropShot.
- Game Pass subscribers must finish Injustice 2 and Shadow of War before they depart on February 28.
Microsoft has officially unveiled a massive second wave of titles arriving on Xbox Game Pass February 2026, confirming eight new games that will hit the service between late February and early March 2026. This extensive lineup is headlined by the return of the open-world masterpiece The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition and the highly anticipated release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. These heavy hitters are joined by a mix of simulation, sports, and indie creativity, ensuring fresh content for Xbox Game Pass February 2026 subscribers across Console, PC, and Cloud.
While the upcoming releases are the main focus, players can jump into the action immediately with two titles that joined the Xbox Game Pass February 2026 service yesterday. Leading the charge is Aerial_Knight’s DropShot, a Day 1 release that blends arcade racing with first-person shooter mechanics. In this stylized adventure, players step into the shoes of Smoke Wallace, a character bitten by a radioactive dragon as a kid, to engage in high-speed action.
Joining it is Ubisoft’s open-world epic Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, which invites players to explore the Western Frontier as a Na’vi warrior. Additionally, Obsidian’s Avowed received a massive update on the same day, introducing new playable races, a New Game Plus mode, and the quarterstaff weapon type for returning adventurers.
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Coming Soon: Witcher 3, EA Football 26 & Kingdom Come Deliverance II
The "coming soon" schedule kicks off in earnest on February 19 with three major additions. The highlight for many will be The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition. This next-gen upgraded version of CD Projekt Red’s acclaimed RPG includes both the Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine expansions, offering hundreds of hours of storytelling.
Arriving the same day via EA Play is EA Sports College Football 26, which brings authentic gridiron action featuring 136 FBS schools, over 300 authentic coaches, and 10,000 college athletes with upgraded abilities. Also launching on February 19 is Death Howl, an open-world Soulslike deck-builder that has garnered praise for its unique top-down combat and currently boasts a strong score of 82 on OpenCritic.
The momentum continues into the final week of the month with unique simulations and indie experiences. On February 24, players can manage their own business in TCG Card Shop Simulator (Game Preview), a title focused on running a trading card store, from pulling packs to hosting events. The next day, February 25, marks another Day 1 highlight with the arrival of Dice A Million, a roguelike where players must use powerful rings and tricks to roll a specific seven-figure score.
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On February 26, the co-op action-RPG Towerborne celebrates its graduation from preview to full 1.0 release, offering offline play and expanded story content. Looking ahead to March, the wave concludes with two massive RPGs dropping on March 3. Final Fantasy III brings the classic pixel-art adventure to Ultimate, Premium, and PC tiers, tasking four chosen adventurers with saving the world.
Joining it is the medieval open-world sequel Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Set in 15th-century Bohemia during a civil war, this Day 1 release follows Henry of Skalitz through a grounded, realistic tale of revenge and betrayal.
In addition to the new games, subscribers should note recent updates and departures. Players might have missed the arrival of Diablo II: Resurrected earlier this month or the launch of Overwatch Season 1, which dropped five new heroes simultaneously. However, the month ends on a deadline; subscribers have until February 28 to finish Injustice 2, Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Monster Train, and Expeditions: A MudRunner Game before they leave the library.
