Xbox Game Pass November 2025 Wave 2 Adds 9 Exciting New Titles
Xbox is bringing a thrill of adventure, cars, and more for players.
Xbox Game Pass is back with another wave of new games for November 2025, bringing everything from indie adventures and chaotic physics experiments to high-octane racing and superhero brawls.
Running from November 19 to December 2, this lineup includes two day-one releases and a mix of small and large-scale experiences for every type of player.
Whether you’re dungeon-crawling as a shopkeeping hero, saving the world from monsters, or cruising the Hawaiian coast in a dream car, there’s something here to keep you entertained well into December.
Emmanuel Umahi
/1. Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault (PC Game Pass, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate)
The indie hit Moonlighter returns in Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault, a full 3D sequel from Digital Sun and 11 bit studios. This roguelike action RPG expands the original’s dungeon-crawling combat and shopkeeping simulation, leaning harder into fast-paced roguelike loops inspired by Hades.
Early access reviews praise the game’s core loop as “compelling,” though balancing the shop and dungeon elements is a bit wobbly. Fans of the original will find plenty to love, while newcomers get a thrilling mix of combat, exploration, and management.
/2. Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo (Cloud, PC, Console – Game Pass Premium)
From the small indie studio Galla Games comes Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo, a heartfelt 2.5D narrative adventure with puzzle elements. The game features a unique papercraft art style inspired by Latin American culture and Day of the Dead aesthetics.
Players explore emotional themes of grief, regret, and moving on while enjoying cozy, handcrafted worlds. It’s a quiet, reflective journey, perfect for anyone looking for something visually striking and emotionally resonant.
/3. Revenge of the Savage Planet (Cloud, PC, Console – Game Pass Premium)
The slapstick, irreverent sequel to Journey to the Savage Planet brings back colorful alien worlds and absurd humor in Revenge of the Savage Planet. Developed by Raccoon Logic, it adds third-person perspective, full co-op, and more expansive exploration than ever before.
Critics love the gorgeous worlds, tighter platforming, and co-op fun, though some note janky combat and pacing issues. If you enjoy chaotic adventure with friends, this one’s a standout.
/4. The Crew Motorfest (Cloud, Console, PC – Game Pass Ultimate)
Ubisoft Ivory Tower’s open-world racing extravaganza, The Crew Motorfest, celebrates car culture on a beautifully recreated version of Hawaii. Players can switch seamlessly between cars, boats, planes, and motorbikes, completing hundreds of events across the islands.
Praised for its vibrant setting and addictive gameplay, Motorfest is a must-play for racing fans seeking variety, speed, and style.
/5. Monsters are Coming! Rock & Road (Handheld & PC – Game Pass Ultimate)
This inventive “tower-survivor” action roguelite combines Vampire Survivors-style bullet hell with real-time tower defense. Players protect a rolling fortress-city from endless hordes, crafting builds and upgrades on the fly.
Developed by Ludogram, the game’s addictive loops and pixel-art visuals make it a perfect “just one more run” experience for strategy and roguelite fans.
/6. Kill It With Fire! 2 (Cloud, Console, PC – Game Pass Ultimate)
The spider-slaying chaos continues in Kill It With Fire! 2, where destruction physics meet multiverse mayhem. Players can enjoy 4-player online co-op, absurd weapons, and a hilarious PvP mode where you can even play as the spiders.
If you loved the first game’s over-the-top antics, this sequel amplifies everything, making destruction and laughter go hand-in-hand.
/7. Banishers: Ghost of New Eden (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S – Ultimate, Premium, PC Game Pass)
DON’T NOD’s haunting action-RPG immerses players in a 1695 North American wilderness filled with supernatural conflict, colonists, and Native tribes. Choices matter, relationships shape the story, and the supernatural mystery keeps you hooked.
Praised for its mature writing, art direction, and emotional depth, it’s ideal for fans of story-driven RPGs seeking weighty narratives.
/8. Marvel Cosmic Invasion (Day-One Release – Cloud, Console, Handheld, PC)
This 90s-inspired side-scrolling brawler from Tribute Games lets players tag-team Marvel heroes across cosmic stages. Marvel Cosmic Invasion modernizes classic arcade beat-’em-ups with a “Cosmic Swap” system and gorgeous pixel art.
It’s nostalgia, superhero action, and co-op fun rolled into one, perfect for comic fans and casual brawlers alike.
/9. Lost Records: Bloom & Rage (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S – Ultimate, Premium, PC Game Pass)
DON’T NOD Montréal’s narrative-driven adventure blends coming-of-age drama, supernatural mystery, and emotional relationships. Players navigate a 90s-inspired world, making choices that affect friendships, secrets, and outcomes.
For fans of deep story experiences, emotional storytelling, and richly realized worlds, this one promises an unforgettable journey.
These games are leavng November 30, 2025
As nine new games join Game Pass, a few are exiting: Barbie Project Friendship, Lords of the Fallen, Octopath Traveler, Octopath Traveler II, and SteamWorld Build.
Also, Xbox is offering 20% off these titles if you want to purchase them before they leave, giving you roughly two weeks to decide.
Why November 2025 Wave 2 Stands Out
From roguelike dungeon crawlers and indie narrative gems to chaotic co-op mayhem and high-octane racing, Xbox Game Pass Wave 2 proves the service is all about variety. Whether you’re seeking emotional storytelling, explosive multiplayer fun, or adrenaline-fueled speed, there’s something here to keep every gamer engaged.
November’s lineup isn’t just a list of games, it’s a showcase of experiences, each with its own flavor, pace, and reason to play.
Emmanuel Umahi
