Xbox Game Pass users know what they’re playing: these are the most popular games

Xbox Game Pass players keep sagas and very different novelties at the top of the ranking.

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As we can see, the Xbox Game Pass catalog continues to be dominated by a mix of recent releases and classic titles that never lose their appeal, with names like WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, Grounded 2, or Farming Simulator 25 attracting thousands of players. The constant presence of franchises like Call of Duty, GTA, or Forza confirms that the service not only shines with new releases but also keeps activity alive in established titles.

Furthermore, with August in full swing and Gamescom just around the corner, it’s likely that more proposals will soon be added to renew the list and provide new options for console players to enjoy. A perfect moment for subscribers to make the most of their subscription and discover new experiences before the summer ends. If you want to know all the games available on Xbox Game Pass, we recommend checking out our complete and updated list.

Most played games on Xbox Game Pass this week

1. WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers

2. Grounded 2

3. EA SPORTS FC 25 for Xbox One

4. EA SPORTS FC 25 for Xbox Series X|S

5. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II – Multigenerational Bundle

6. Farming Simulator 25

7. REMATCH

8. Call of Duty: WWII

9. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 – Multigenerational Bundle

10. Call of Duty: Warzone

11. Minecraft

12. Forza Horizon 5: Standard Edition

13. Grand Theft Auto V (Xbox Series X|S)

14. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

15. Grand Theft Auto V (Xbox One)

16. F1 24

17. UFC 5

18. Forza Motorsport Standard Edition

19. Gang Beasts

20. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege X: Elite Edition

The popularity of titles like Minecraft, GTA V, Forza Horizon 5, or Call of Duty demonstrates that the service remains a meeting point for all types of players, while recent releases and independent proposals keep the catalog fresh. With Gamescom just around the corner, it’s likely that the list will be shaken up with new additions in the coming weeks, giving us plenty to talk about.