All the Xbox Play Anywhere games that have arrived in the last 30 days

More than 40 titles have been added to the program in just one month, with very varied proposals.

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The Xbox Play Anywhere program has experienced one of its most active periods of the year over the past month. Between November and early December 2025, over 40 new games have joined this initiative, allowing players to enjoy games on both Xbox and PC with a single digital purchase, while maintaining shared progress and achievements.

The list reflects the diversity of the current Xbox catalog, featuring recent big releases, independent games, management, action, horror, and more relaxed experiences. A significant boost for a program that continues to gain weight within the Xbox ecosystem.

Xbox Play Anywhere Games Added in the Last 30 Days

• 1000xResist

• A Pizza Delivery

• Bioprototype

• Bioweaver

• Brotherhood

• Bucketcrusher

• Build a Bridge!

• Cat God Ranch

• Chopper Strike!

• CloverPit

• Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes

• Dark Light

• Dave The Diver

• Dead Static Drive

• Diamond Painting ASMR

• Dragon Ruins II

• Egging On

• El Coco

• Football Manager 26 Console

• Football, Tactics & Glory – Treble Deluxe Edition

• Heroes of Mount Dragon

• Hide ‘N Seek!

• Kentum

• Kill It With Fire! 2

• Let Them Come: Onslaught

• Lost Ember: Rekindled Edition

• Love is all around 2

• Morsels

• Nice Day for Fishing

• Pigeon Simulator

• Pocket Minigolf

• Sailing the Winds

• Schildmaid MX

• Silent Hill 2

• Snake.io

• Street Racer Collection (QUByte Classics)

• Suzerain

• Syberia

• Total Chaos

• Trivia: Knowledge Trainer – the Quiz Game

• Wild West: Hidden Objects

• Winter Burrow

• Young Suns (Game Preview)

This pace reinforces Xbox’s commitment to unifying console and PC under the same ecosystem, making digital purchases even more attractive for those who play on multiple platforms. The year-end outlook points to continuing to expand this list with new compatible releases.