Game Pass Adds Cyberpunk 2077, Kingdom Come 2 & More in March

March Begins with Heavy Hitters and RPG Royalty

We have seen some strong months for Game Pass, but March 2026 is shaping up to be a total game-changer for RPG fans. Right out of the gate, Microsoft is leaning on heavy narrative experiences and deep mechanics to keep us glued to our screens. If you have been sleeping on some of the bigger releases from last year, now is the time to catch up.

Leading the charge right now are two very different but equally massive role-playing games. We have Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, which has already established itself as one of the best games of 2025. It is available immediately for those on Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium, and PC Game Pass. Whether you are playing on Cloud, PC, or Xbox Series X|S, this is a must-play for anyone who values historical immersion and "hardcore" survival mechanics.

For those who prefer something a bit more old-school, Final Fantasy 3 is also ready to go. It is currently available across Ultimate, Premium, and PC Game Pass. While it might not have the graphical punch of modern titles, its place in gaming history is undisputed. Revisiting this one feels like a great palate cleanser before we hit the more demanding titles dropping later this week.

The Mid-Week Rush: Racing, Sequels, and Narrative Shifts

The pace doesn't slow down after the initial drop. This week is packed with variety, ensuring that if you aren't into swords and sorcery, you still have plenty to do. On March 4, we see EA Sports F1 25 hitting the service for Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers. For the racing enthusiasts in our community, this is the main event. It will be available on Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.

On that same day, the narrative adventure to a T makes a jump. It was already part of the Ultimate and PC Game Pass libraries, but now it is finally arriving on Game Pass Premium. This tier-shifting is something we are seeing more of lately, as Microsoft balances its different subscription levels. Then, on March 5, we get a brand-new sequel: Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf. This one is hitting Ultimate and PC Game Pass across almost every format: Cloud, PC, handheld, and Xbox Series X|S. Our take? If it’s anything like the first game, expect some gorgeous art and emotional storytelling.

The Return of Night City: Cyberpunk 2077

The biggest news for many will be the arrival of CD Projekt’s Cyberpunk 2077 on March 10. It is a title that has had one of the most interesting lifecycles in the industry. We all remember the rough launch back in 2020, but the version hitting Game Pass now is widely considered one of the best games of the last decade. It will be available for Game Pass Ultimate and Game Pass Premium members on Cloud and Xbox Series X|S. If you haven't stepped into Night City yet, this is the perfect excuse to see how far the game has come since those early, "busted" days.

Simulators and Niche Gems

Also arriving on March 10 is Construction Simulator. This title is going wide across Ultimate, Premium, and PC Game Pass. Like many of these sim titles, it has a dedicated following, and having it on Cloud, PC, handheld, and Xbox Series X|S means you can get your work done anywhere. For the PC-exclusive crowd, Minishoot' Adventures is already available on PC Game Pass for both Cloud and PC users. It’s a smaller title that might get lost in the noise of the bigger RPGs, but it’s definitely worth a look if you want something different.

Understanding the Tier Moves: Silksong and Beyond

One of the more interesting updates this month involves Hollow Knight: Silksong. While the game is already a staple for Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass users, it is officially coming to Game Pass Premium on March 12. This will cover Cloud, PC, handheld, and Xbox Series X|S. For those who have been tracking the "Silksong" saga for years, seeing it continue to expand across service tiers is always a good sign of the game's health and popularity within the ecosystem.

Rounding out the announced list for the first half of the month is DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party. Arriving on March 17, it targets the younger demographic or those looking for a casual party experience. It will be available on Premium, Ultimate, and PC Game Pass for Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.

What’s Leaving and What’s Next

While the new additions are exciting, it is not all good news. Xbox has confirmed that six titles are slated to leave Game Pass in March. As usual, we recommend finishing up any achievements or story campaigns for games on their way out before they are gone for good. We don't have the specific names for the second half of the month just yet, but Xbox has promised more titles are on the way.

"There will be more titles coming in the second half of the month, but we'll just have to wait and see what Xbox has in store for us then."

In the meantime, the current lineup offers hundreds of hours of gameplay. Between the medieval realism of Kingdom Come 2 and the futuristic neon streets of Cyberpunk 2077, your hard drive space is likely going to be at a premium this month. We will be keeping a close eye on the second-half reveals to see if Microsoft can maintain this momentum throughout the rest of the spring season.

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