Xbox Game Pass could lose a sizeable number of games in November 2026, with titles such as 1000xRESIST, Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, Voidtrain and several others potentially leaving the service.
The list is based largely on games that joined Game Pass in November 2025, when many of them will reach roughly a year on the service. A few November 2024 additions are also worth watching, since Microsoft sometimes keeps games available well beyond their first year.
Emmanuel Umahi
Which games could leave Xbox Game Pass in November 2026?
The strongest candidates are the games that joined Game Pass in November 2025. If they follow roughly a one-year stay, their Game Pass availability could end around their November anniversary.
Here are the games currently worth keeping an eye on:
1000xRESIST — joined November 4, 2025
Potential departure window: around November 4, 2026
1000xRESIST is a sci-fi adventure set 1,000 years in the future, where humanity has been almost wiped out and survivors live underground following an alien occupation.
It arrived on Xbox Game Pass on November 4, 2025, making it one of the clearest candidates to leave around the same date in 2026. Xbox's original announcement confirmed its November 4 Game Pass launch.
Football Manager 26 — joined November 4, 2025
Potential departure window: around November 4, 2026
Football Manager 26 arrived on Game Pass on November 4, 2025, across PC and console. Its annual nature makes this an interesting one to watch, particularly because a newer Football Manager game could already be competing for attention by the time November 2026 arrives.
Xbox confirmed the game's November 4, 2025 Game Pass launch.
Dead Static Drive — joined November 5, 2025
Potential departure window: around November 5, 2026
Dead Static Drive is an unusual survival-horror road trip that Xbox described as "Grand Theft Cthulhu," mixing 1980s Americana with Lovecraftian horror.
It launched into Game Pass on November 5, 2025, so November 2026 marks roughly one year on the service.
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