All the games announced for Xbox and Game Pass in today’s Partner Preview, this is crazy

The event leaves a long list of new titles and several immediate releases with full support for Xbox Play Anywhere.

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The Xbox event that just ended has left us with a large number of games for Xbox that are launching from today until next year. Games of all kinds and characteristics, taking into account that all of them are Xbox Play Anywhere, meaning you pay once and get two versions.

There are games that arrive directly to Xbox Game Pass, the list is quite extensive, we have a lot to choose from, with titles that have been shown for the first time today, like the amazing Armatus. We have games for hours and hours, who would think that Xbox is in a bad position, they’re mistaken, right now, it’s still going strong with games and more games.

New game announcements for Xbox at today’s Partner Preview

• ARMATUS — 2026 (Game Pass)

• The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu — Summer 2026

• Dave the Diver — Available today (expansion In The Jungle in Early 2026)

• Crowsworn — (Game Pass)

• Echo Generation 2 — (Game Pass)

• Vampire Crawlers — 2026 (Game Pass)

• 007: First Light — Presented at the event

• Roadside Research — Early 2026 (Game Pass)

• Total Chaos — Available today (Game Pass)

• Reanimal — February 13, 2026 (demo available)

• Erosion — 2026 (Game Pass)

• ZooPunk — Presented at the event

• CloverPit — Presented at the event

• Hitman: World of Assassination — New collaboration with Eminem

• Tides of Annihilation — Presented at the event

• Raji: Kaliyuga — (Game Pass)

All titles will arrive with Xbox Play Anywhere support, allowing you to play on Xbox Series, PC, and compatible portable devices without paying twice.

The event leaves a varied roadmap for 2025 and 2026, reinforcing a catalog that continues to grow in Game Pass and expanding third-party presence within the Xbox ecosystem.