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This is the flagship announcement of the month: Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will be accessible from November 14, 2025 to subscribers Game Pass Ultimate And PC Game Pass, at no additional cost. A strategic addition, as Microsoft capitalizes on the integration of Activision into its ecosystem.
“Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 […] will be available upon its release on Game Pass on November 14″, specifies the press release. The FPS signed Treyarch and Raven Software will be available via the cloud, Xbox consoles and PCproviding synchronized output across all media.
Full list of games added in November 2025
Before the arrival of Black Ops 7, ten other titles join the Game Pass catalog. Here are the dates and media concerned:
- November 5
- Dead Static Drive (Cloud, Console, PC): “Grand Theft Cthulhu”, independent survival game on a nightmarish road trip.
- Sniper Elite: Resistance (Cloud, Console, PC): infiltration and precision shooting in cooperation, “in the very heart of occupied France”.
- November 6
- Egging On (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S)
- Whiskerwood (PC)
- November 7
- Voidtrain (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S)
- November 11
- Great God Grove (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S)
- Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Pigeon Simulator (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S)
- November 12
- Relic Hunters Legend (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Winter Burrow (Cloud, Console, PC)
- November 14
A very eclectic selection, between solo adventures, cooperative shooters, offbeat platforms and multiplayer experiences.
6 games are leaving Game Pass: you have until November 15
Like every month, certain titles are preparing to leave the service. Microsoft has confirmed that six games will be removed on November 15including notable licenses:
- STALKER 2: Heart of Chernobyl (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Blacksmith Master (Preview) (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Football Manager 2024 (PC)
- Football Manager 2024 Console Edition (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Frostpunk (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Spirittea (Cloud, Console, PC)
“The departure of Stalker 2, in particular, caused frustration among some subscribers,” notes IGN, especially since the game had remained exclusive for a year. As always, Microsoft offers up to -20% on final purchase of the titles concerned before their deletion from the catalog.