Only 2 Games Confirmed for Xbox Game Pass in March 2025

Overview of Xbox Game Pass Releases for March 2025

Confirmed games for March 2025: Two titles so far.
33 Immortals launches on March 18.
Atomfall arrives on March 27.

As of now, Xbox Game Pass has confirmed the addition of only two new games in March 2025, though more announcements are anticipated in the coming days. Microsoft typically introduces new titles to the Game Pass lineup each month, providing updates to subscribers approximately every two weeks. However, confirmed release dates contribute to subscribers’ understanding of upcoming content.

Recent showcases like the Xbox Developer Direct and ID@Xbox have illuminated the future of the platform. Still, despite a packed schedule ahead, March 2025 appears relatively sparse compared to the subsequent months. The anticipation surrounding the announced releases gives players insight into the service’s upcoming offerings.

Upcoming Xbox Game Pass Games for March 2025

33 Immortals – Available from March 18
Atomfall – Launching on March 27

While these two titles are confirmed, it is likely that additional games will be announced for Xbox Game Pass in March 2025. Typically, Microsoft reveals upcoming titles for the first half of the month during the preceding week, so subscribers are encouraged to stay tuned for updates.

Looking ahead, the month of April is shaping up to be particularly vibrant for Xbox Game Pass fans. Key releases include South of Midnight on April 8, followed by Commandos: Origins and Descenders Next on April 9. Moreover, the eagerly awaited Blue Prince will debut as a day-one game on April 10, culminating with Tempopo on April 17. The anticipated turn-based RPG, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, is also set to arrive on April 24, marking a busy spring for subscribers.

As we move into May 2025, Game Pass continues to show promise with exciting new entries. Among the anticipated releases are the co-op title Revenge of the Savage Planet on May 8, followed by Doom: The Dark Ages on May 15, and the distinctive To a T on May 28.

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