Microsoft has unveiled the latest lineup of games set to arrive on its Xbox Game Pass subscription this month. Among the notable additions is the highly anticipated Outer Worlds 2, debuting on Game Pass, alongside the family-friendly sequel PowerWash Simulator 2 and the management game Football Manager 26.

This announcement follows a recent price increase for the subscription service, resulting in higher costs for the Game Pass Ultimate tier in both the United States and the United Kingdom.

Here’s a breakdown of the games coming to Xbox Game Pass in October:

Available Today:

• Commandoes Origins (Cloud, console, and PC) – available via Game Pass Premium
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (Cloud, Xbox Series X/S, and PC) – available via Game Pass Premium

Coming Soon:

• PowerWash Simulator 2 (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S) – launching on October 23 via Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass
• Bounty Star (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S) – arriving on October 23 via Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass
• Super Fantasy Kingdom (Game Preview) (PC) – available on October 24 through Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass
• Halls of Torment (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S) – releasing on October 28 via Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium, and PC Game Pass
• Outer Worlds 2 (Cloud and Xbox Series X/S) – set to launch on October 29 via Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass
• 1000xResist (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S) – expected on November 4 via Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, and Game Pass Premium
• Football Manager 26 (PC) – also arriving on November 4 through Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass
• Football Manager 26 Console (Cloud, Console, and PC) – available from November 4 via Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass

Finally, several titles will be leaving the service on October 31:

• Jusant (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Metal Slug Tactics (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Return to Monkey Island (Cloud, Console, and PC)

For more information, you can visit Xbox’s official site. Additionally, a comprehensive guide detailing all the available titles in Microsoft’s subscription service is also accessible.