Microsoft has just unveiled the exciting Xbox Game Pass lineup for March 2025 Wave 2, showcasing a thrilling array of titles that subscribers can dive into throughout the rest of the month. Let's take a closer look at what's in store:
Starting today, March 18, Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass members can jump into 33 Immortals (Game Preview) available on Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S. This co-op action-roguelike game is designed for 33 players, where you'll play as a damned soul rebelling against God’s final judgment. Engage in epic battles with instant "pick-up and raid" matchmaking, teaming up to tackle hordes of monsters and formidable bosses. As you progress, enhance your arsenal and equip powerful relics to permanently upgrade your soul.
On March 19, Octopath Traveler II arrives for Series X|S on Game Pass Standard. This critically acclaimed RPG introduces eight new travelers exploring the vibrant world of Solistia. Each traveler has unique talents to help you navigate this expansive role-playing adventure, tailored to your preferred style of exploration and interaction.
Also on March 19, Train Sim World 5 rolls onto Game Pass Standard for consoles. Get ready to master the tracks and trains of iconic cities across three new routes. This game offers an immersive experience for rail enthusiasts, allowing you to embark on new journeys and challenges.
A day later, on March 20, Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island becomes available on Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, and Game Pass Standard across Cloud, Console, and PC. As Alex, a backpacker shipwrecked on a mythical island, you'll befriend forgotten Greek gods, restore their memories, and unravel the island's mysteries through exploration and storytelling.
On March 25, the Blizzard Arcade Collection joins Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, and Game Pass Standard on Console and PC. Relive classic Blizzard titles including Blackthorne, The Lost Vikings, and more. Dive into the Blizzard Arcade Collection Museum to explore concept art, music, interviews, and other treasures from the games' history.
Finally, on March 27, Atomfall launches as a day-one title on Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, available across Cloud, Console, and PC. This survival-action game, inspired by real-life events, is set five years after the Windscale nuclear disaster. Explore a fictional quarantine zone, interact with bizarre characters, and navigate through a world filled with mysticism, cults, and rogue government agencies.
Additionally, Microsoft has announced more games coming to Game Pass Core on March 26, including Tunic, Batman: Arkham Knight, and Monster Sanctuary.
As with every month, some titles will be leaving Xbox Game Pass on March 31. Game Pass members have the opportunity to save up to 20% on their purchase to keep these games in their library:
Lastly, Microsoft continues to enhance the 'Stream your own game' collection for Game Pass Ultimate members, offering even more gaming options over time.
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