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Xbox Game Pass: Final Fantasy VII Remake, Mouthwashing and Every Game Coming and Leaving This Week

Every Xbox Game Pass game coming from October 26 to November 3, including Final Fantasy VII Remake, plus the 9 games leaving on October 31.

By David Ware 3 min read
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Xbox Game Pass has a big week ahead. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Mouthwashing, Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted and Terrible Lizards all arrive on October 29, while nine games, including Deep Rock Galactic and LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, leave on October 31.

Here's everything Xbox has confirmed, with dates and which Game Pass tiers get each game.

New Game Pass games: October 26 to November 3

GameDateTiers
Scramble Knights Online (Game Preview)October 26Ultimate, PC Game Pass
The Séance of Blake ManorOctober 27Ultimate, Premium, PC Game Pass
Final Fantasy VII Remake IntergradeOctober 29Ultimate, Premium, PC Game Pass
MouthwashingOctober 29Ultimate, Premium, PC Game Pass
Plants vs. Zombies: ReplantedOctober 29Ultimate, PC Game Pass
Terrible LizardsOctober 29Ultimate, PC Game Pass
Pit of GoblinNovember 3Ultimate, Premium, PC Game Pass

All of these play on Xbox Series X|S, PC and cloud. Earlier in the same wave, Sandustry (Game Preview, PC) arrived on October 21 and Dodo Duckie on October 22.

Is Final Fantasy VII Remake on Game Pass?

Yes, from October 29. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade comes to Game Pass Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass on Xbox Series X|S, PC and cloud. It's the headline game of the month.

The Seance of Blake Manor key art with a detective outside a moonlit manor
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Is Mouthwashing on Game Pass?

Yes. Xbox added the cult horror hit after its appearance at the ID@Xbox x IGN October 2026 Showcase. It arrives on October 29 for Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass, including on handhelds.

What games are leaving Game Pass on October 31?

  • Day of the Tentacle Remastered
  • Dead Static Drive
  • Deep Rock Galactic
  • Full Throttle Remastered
  • Grim Fandango Remastered
  • Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris
  • LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
  • Wartales
  • Wildgate

Football Manager 26 and Football Manager 26 – Console Edition leave on November 10, the day Football Manager 27 launches. Games usually stay discounted for members until they leave, so finish them or buy them before then.

Free Game Pass perks this week

  • The Finals Welcome Pack: 500 Multibucks, a 25% XP boost and the "Pretty Hostile" set. Available now on all tiers while the season lasts.
  • World of Tanks Modern Armor XP Stock (November 3): 20 Enhanced Repair Kits, 20 Enhanced Med Kits and 20 Automatic Fire Suppressors.
  • The Elder Scrolls Online: the Season 2 update, Echoes of Skyrim, arrived on October 21.
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Can you get Xbox Game Pass with T-Mobile?

Yes, from November, in the US. Xbox announced on October 26 that eligible customers on T-Mobile's new T-Mix plans can choose Game Pass Ultimate or Premium as one of their plan benefits. Xbox says it's "the first time that Xbox Game Pass will be available through a wireless plan in the U.S." It hasn't said exactly when in November it starts, or how much it adds to the plan.

How much is Xbox Game Pass?

Xbox's own prices, checked on October 10, 2026: Essential $9.99 / £6.99, Premium $14.99 / £10.99, PC Game Pass $13.99 / £10.99 and Ultimate $22.99 / £16.99 a month. See our full Game Pass price guide below for what each tier includes.

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