Microsoft has revealed the second wave of games joining the Xbox Game Pass library for February 2026. This latest update is particularly notable for iPhone and iPad users who rely on Xbox Cloud Gaming.
This month’s Xbox Game Pass lineup features a mix of heavy hitters, long-awaited sequels, and indie gems that will be accessible across consoles, PC, and mobile devices.
Available Today
Starting today, February 17, subscribers can jump into three distinct titles. Aerial_Knight’s DropShot arrives as a day-one release. It is a high-speed first-person shooter and racing hybrid. Players take on the role of Smoke Wallace, a character who can fire bullets from his fingertips.
Joining it is Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. This action-adventure game now includes a third-person perspective update, which should make exploring the Western Frontier of Pandora feel fresh. Finally, Avowed is celebrating a full year of updates. The game now includes new playable races, a New Game Plus mode, and a photo mode.
Coming Later This Month
The additions continue on February 19 with three more games. Death Howl is a soulslike deck builder that focuses on a mother trying to save her son in a spirit world. For sports fans, EA Sports College Football 26 joins the service via EA Play for Ultimate members. This version includes 136 schools and over 10,000 athletes.
One of the biggest names on the list is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition, which also arrives on February 19. This version includes all previously released expansions, making it a massive RPG to play on your iPhone via the cloud.
On February 24, TCG Card Shop Simulator enters Game Preview. It allows you to manage a local game store, stock shelves, and host events. February 25 sees the day-one launch of Dice A Million, a PC-only title focused on rolling a million on a set of dice.
The month rounds out on February 26 with the full release of Towerborne. This game is moving out of its preview phase and adding more story content, enemies, and an offline play mode.
As new games arrive, some must depart. The following titles will leave the service on February 28:
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