Every Game Coming To Xbox Game Pass (& Every Game Leaving) In October 2024

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It's nearly time for another monthly turnover of titles available on Game Pass — this time, it's the October 2024 edition. Game Pass is Microsoft's proprietary subscription service for the distribution of games. Available in several tiers, it provides access to hundreds of games on both Xbox consoles and PC, available either for direct download or cloud streaming for a monthly fee. Once an archive of classic Xbox games, Game Pass has since evolved to include numerous day-one releases, and gets a slew of new games every month.

But in order to make room for all those new games, some older titles must leave the service. Some games eventually return, although it is rare. However, subscribers can purchase departing games at a significant discount, just in case they can't finish a particular title in time. As a result, it's best to be informed of a game's expiration date before starting. To that end, here's everything confirmed to be coming to and leaving Game Pass in October 2024.

The only game confirmed for Game Pass in October 2024 (so far) is , which is expected to arrive on the service October 25 as a day-one release. This is the latest in the monumental series, a first-person shooter with a single-player campaign and a wide variety of multiplayer modes. In particular, the subseries is known for its Zombies game mode, in which players fight to survive against increasingly powerful waves of bloodthirsty undead.

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This is the first title to come to Game Pass on day one — previous entries in the series were instead released through the usual avenues of digital and brick-and-mortar stores. Recent entries, however, have offered certain multiplayer features for free, but required players to buy the game in order to play through the campaign. This marks a bold new release strategy for the franchise, and its consequences will only become