Microsoft has unveiled a substantial new wave of titles scheduled to join the Xbox Game Pass subscription service from late February through early March, delivering eight impressive games to subscribers. This robust lineup significantly strengthens the end-of-month offerings, headlined by two of the most celebrated action role-playing games in gaming history.
Acclaimed Action RPGs Take Centre Stage
The standout additions are undoubtedly The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition and Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. The Witcher 3, renowned for its expansive narrative and deep gameplay, boasts a formidable 92% score on the review aggregator Metacritic. The Complete Edition includes the base game alongside the substantial Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine expansions, offering players potentially hundreds of hours of immersive content.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, which was hailed as one of the standout games of 2025, joins the service on March 3. Set against the turbulent backdrop of a 15th-century civil war in Bohemia, the game continues the story of Henry of Skalitz, providing a historically rich and detailed role-playing experience. Both titles will be available across all tiers of Xbox Game Pass.
Additional Major Releases and Day-One Launches
The influx of new content began earlier in the week with the addition of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Avowed. Avatar is accessible for Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers, while Avowed is now featured on Game Pass Premium.
The releases continue on February 19 with Death Howl, EA Sports College Football 26, and The Witcher 3 all becoming available. Following a brief pause, TCG Card Shop Simulator arrives on all Xbox Game Pass tiers on February 24.
A notable day-one release, Dice A Million, launches for PC on February 25. The game's official description invites players to "Build the right bag of die, and you might just pull it off", focusing on strategic dice-rolling mechanics enhanced by powerful rings and sleeve tricks.
Completing the February and Early March Schedule
The full release of Towerborne makes its debut on February 26, while Final Fantasy III is set to join Game Pass on March 3, coinciding with the arrival of Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. This diverse selection underscores Microsoft's ongoing commitment to providing a wide array of high-quality gaming experiences for its subscription service members, from blockbuster RPGs to innovative simulators and classic franchise entries.
