Game Pass February 2026: New arrivals and departures
Introduction
The game pass february 2026 schedule matters to millions of subscribers who rely on Xbox Game Pass for new releases and a rotating catalogue. February’s changes will affect what titles remain available, what new games subscribers can try at no extra cost, and which titles players may want to buy before they leave. With platform availability across Xbox consoles, PC and Cloud, the month’s announcements are relevant for casual players and dedicated fans alike.
Main developments
Titles leaving the catalogue
Microsoft has confirmed several games will exit Xbox Game Pass on 1 February 2026. Official sources list Patrol World and Part of Me as departing titles; both are available on PC, Xbox and Cloud. Subscribers have until 1 February to continue playing these games as part of their subscription. While in the catalogue, those who wish to keep a departed title can buy it with a 20% discount applied while the game remains on Game Pass.
New arrivals and announced dates
Microsoft and companion reporting have revealed multiple additions arriving in February 2026. Confirmed early-month arrivals include Indika on 2 February (Series X|S, PC, Cloud), Final Fantasy 2 on 3 February (Series X|S, PC, Cloud), and High on Life 2 on 13 February (Series X|S, PC, Cloud). Reporting also notes that Xbox announced 13 brand-new Game Pass games for the first half of February 2026, signalling a busy period of additions beyond the dates listed here. Microsoft is expected to reveal further additions as the month progresses.
Subscription details and benefits
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate remains the flagship tier. Official information cites a price of €26.99 per month for Ultimate, which bundles Game Pass for Console, PC, EA Play, Ubisoft+ Classics and Cloud Gaming. The service emphasises unrestricted access to included titles and the regular rotation of games, with new entries added monthly.
Conclusion
February 2026 will be a transitional month for Game Pass subscribers: a handful of games depart on 1 February while a mix of high-profile and additional titles arrive through the month. Players should check the Xbox app or console notifications for full lists and any further updates, consider the 20% purchase discount for titles they want to keep, and expect Microsoft to continue announcing additions as February unfolds.
