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Microsoft has announced the next wave of Xbox Game Pass titles coming to the catalog in July, and two of the games are available today, July 20. The company also confirmed which titles are leaving Xbox Game Pass in July. Read on to find out everything you need to know.
This is the second wave of Xbox Game Pass titles for July, following titles like Tropico 6, Dragon Quest Builders 2, UFC 4, Farming Simulator, and The Medium, all of which came to Xbox Game Pass on console or cloud earlier this month.
Some of the new additions for Xbox Game Pass in the second half of July include Battlefield V on cloud through EA Play and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which is available today, July 20, alongside Cris Tales on console, cloud, and PC (which is a day-one launch). Perhaps the most notable new release of the month is Microsoft Flight Simulator, which launches for Xbox Series X|S on July 27.
Other notable new additions for July include Blinx and Crimson Skies, which have achieved a level of cult classic stature and are part of the ongoing Xbox 20th anniversary celebration.
You can see the full rundown of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass and those leaving for the second half of July below.
Coming To Xbox Game Pass
July 20
Battlefield V (cloud)Cris Tales (cloud, console, PC)
July 22
Atomicrops (cloud, console, PC)Raji: An Ancient Epic (cloud, console, PC)Last Stop (cloud, console, PC)
July 26
Blinx: The Time Sweeper (cloud, console)Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge (cloud, console)
July 27
Microsoft Flight Simulator (Xbox Series X|S)
July 29
Lethal League Blaze (cloud, console, PC)Omno (cloud, console, PC)Project Wingman (PC)The Ascent (cloud, console, PC)
Leaving July 31
It Lurks Below (Console and PC)The Touryst (Cloud, Console, and PC)UnderMine (Cloud, Console, and PC)
For more games to play on Xbox, check out our guides to the best Xbox One games of all time and the best Xbox Series X games available so far. Plus, Game Pass subscribers should check out the best games available with Xbox Game Pass right now.
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