Xbox Confirms New Indie Games and Game Pass Additions

Microsoft Store’s newest Xbox schedule confirms a busy slate of indie and smaller-scale game releases, including several titles launching directly into Game Pass, according to Ppe reporting.

As the year winds down, blockbuster releases typically dominate player attention, but smaller projects are carving out space on the Microsoft Store. According to the latest lineup from the Xbox team, an array of distinctive and lower-budget games are scheduled to arrive on American corporation consoles starting early November.

Early November Xbox Game Pass Additions and Indie Releases

The early November schedule kicks off with GRAVHOUNDS on November 2, followed by a heavy batch of titles landing on November 3 and November 4. Notable arrivals slated for November 3 include Football Manager 27, ZERO PARADES: Director’s Cut, PIT OF GOBLIN, Bowling Alley Simulator, and Kitties on Planets.

Mid-week launches on November 4 bring even more variety to the platform, featuring The End of the Sun, Hidden Cats in Beijing, Honey Route, Kingdom of Night, Outbreak: Dead City, and We Are Eva, alongside VOID/BREAKER.

Mid-Week and Weekend Additions Featured on Microsoft Store

The release calendar remains packed through November 5 and November 6 with diverse genres ranging from simulation to puzzle titles. November 5 listings include Cat-Astrophy, Cat on the Jungle Path, Dark Alley, Dominus Gladiatus, GeoJelly, Hasbro Games Junior Collection, Manic Miner, Math Duck+, Next of Kin: Epiphany, The Slormancer, Starlit World, and Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School.

Several of these upcoming titles will be available to players through Xbox Game Pass, specifically GRAVHOUNDS on November 2; PIT OF GOBLIN and Football Manager 27 on November 3; VOID/BREAKER on November 4; and Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School on November 5.

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