Microsoft has pulled back the curtain on the latest Xbox Game Pass additions for July 2026, with 11 games set to hit the service between July 9 and July 21. While the month is already notable for the upcoming arrival of Halo: Campaign Evolved, the early July lineup brings a mix of high-profile updates and indie hits to fill out the schedule.
The July 9-21 Xbox Game Pass Lineup
Players looking to expand their libraries have plenty to look forward to over the next few weeks. The list includes the long-awaited Palworld 1.0 and the popular survival title Planet Crafter. Here is the full schedule of games coming to the service:
- July 9: Gears of War: Reloaded (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - XGP Premium
- July 9: Tamashika (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, Premium, PC
- July 10: Palworld 1.0 (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, Premium, PC
- July 13: Ascend To ZERO (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, PC
- July 14: PBA Pro Bowling 2026 (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, Premium, PC
- July 15: Quarantine Zone: The Last Check (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, Premium, PC
- July 16: Mavrix by Matt Jones (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, Premium, PC
- July 17: FixForce (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, Premium, PC
- July 17: Fogpiercer (PC) - Ultimate, PC
- July 21: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, Premium, PC
- July 21: Planet Crafter (Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Ultimate, PC
It is worth noting that Denshattack is also expected to join the service on July 15, though it was omitted from the official Microsoft announcement roundup today. These titles follow the recent addition of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 for XGP Premium members and the action-platformer Winds of Arcana: Ruination, both of which are already available.
Departures and Future Updates
While the service continues to grow, it is not all good news for subscribers. Ten titles are confirmed to leave the Xbox Game Pass catalog on July 15. If you have been eyeing any of those games, you may want to prioritize them before they rotate out of the library next week.
Looking further ahead, Microsoft has indicated that more titles will join the service in the latter half of July, headlined by the highly anticipated Halo: Campaign Evolved.