Another game is confirmed for the Xbox Game Pass subscription service, with this one scheduled to arrive on May 28.

It’s looking like a good Game Pass harvest this year, especially because Microsoft’s backlog of big first-party Xbox games like Doom: The Dark Ages and Fable are coming in 2025. But tons of other cool stuff is headed to the subscription service as well,

Xbox Game Pass subscribers, as the service has revealed a number of new titles coming to subscribers, both soon and deep into the year.

Microsoft's ID@Xbox showcase confirmed a number of games coming to Game Pass throughout 2025. Here's a handy list of what to expect.

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The officially licensed video game of the 2024 Formula One Championship is coming to Xbox Game Pass. You can race some of the best drivers in the world, and in the refreshed Career Driver mode you can experience the careers of real drivers from the past and present. Maybe with enough practice you'll be able to dethrone Max Verstappen as champion.

The poker roguelike is also getting a bunch of new collaboration cards featuring games like Civilization VII, Bugsnax, and Assassin’s Creed. The announcement follows the news that Balatro will be getting a revised rating in Europe after an appeal.

Balatro is coming to Xbox Game Pass today, and it's getting a free update, with cards based on Assassin's Creed, Bugsnax, and more.

Microsoft has come through with a belter of an announcement to cap off February, offering Balatro on Xbox Game Pass without a moment's notice.

So, sure, GamePass is reasonably successful for what it is — but it definitely hasn’t changed the world like Netflix did to Hollywood. People are still mostly buying new games, sometimes even still on a disc from Best Buy or Walmart. Streaming a game to your phone or TV over the cloud remains pretty niche.