Microsoft has officially unveiled the Xbox Game Pass February 2026 Wave 2 lineup, delivering one of the most substantial content drops in the service's history. This latest update is headlined by two massive RPGs: the definitive The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition and the critically acclaimed Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. Beyond these blockbusters, subscribers can enjoy immediate access to Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Avowed starting today, alongside significant Xbox Cloud Gaming mobile updates that improve the experience for handheld players.

Massive RPGs Headline February and March

The star power of this wave cannot be overstated. Leading the charge is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition, arriving on February 19 for Cloud and Console subscribers. This isn't just the base game; it includes the massive Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine expansions, offering hundreds of hours of dark fantasy gameplay. While it is not a native PC Game Pass addition, PC users can still access Geralt's journey via Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Following closely is Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, which joins the service on March 3 for Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S. Released just a year ago in early 2025, this realistic medieval RPG continues Henry of Skalitz's story with deep immersive mechanics and a vast open world. Its inclusion marks a major win for the service, bringing a relatively recent AAA title to all Ultimate and PC subscribers.

Available Today: Avowed and Avatar Lead the Charge

You don't have to wait to start playing. As of today, February 17, two major titles are available:

  • Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S): Ubisoft's open-world action-adventure is now live. Even better, it arrives with the recently released "Third Person Update," allowing players to switch perspectives for a fresh look at Pandora's lush environments.
  • Avowed (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S): Obsidian's first-person fantasy RPG is now available to Game Pass Premium subscribers. Previously exclusive to Ultimate, this expansion brings the game to a wider audience just as it celebrates its one-year anniversary with new playable races and a New Game Plus mode.
  • Aerial_Knight's DropShot (Cloud, Console, PC): A stylish, fast-paced surprise drop available day-one today.

New PC Games February 2026 and Console Hits

The schedule for the rest of the month is packed with variety. On February 19, sports fans get EA Sports College Football 26 (Cloud, Console) via EA Play, bringing authentic college gridiron action to the service. That same day, Death Howl launches across Cloud, Console, and PC.

Looking at new PC games February 2026, strategy and simulation fans have plenty to look forward to. TCG Card Shop Simulator enters Game Preview on February 24, allowing you to run your own local game store. On February 25, the PC-exclusive roguelike Dice A Million launches day-one. Finally, the co-op action RPG Towerborne leaves preview and sees its full V1.0 release on February 26 across all platforms.

Xbox Cloud Gaming Mobile Updates

Mobile and handheld players are getting more than just games. Microsoft has begun rolling out a revamped UI for Xbox Cloud Gaming mobile updates. The new interface, which started appearing for users earlier this month, features a cleaner look, smoother animations, and a highly requested "Library" tab. This new feature finally separates "Stream Your Own Games" titles from the standard Game Pass catalog, making it easier than ever to jump into your favorite titles on the go.

Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass

As with every wave, some titles are departing to make room for new arrivals. On February 28, the following games will leave the library, so be sure to finish them soon:

  • Monster Train
  • Expeditions: A MudRunner Game
  • Injustice 2
  • Middle-earth: Shadow of War

With The Witcher 3 Game Pass PC accessibility via cloud and native console support, alongside the addition of Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Game Pass access in early March, this wave represents massive value. Whether you are exploring Pandora today or preparing for a medieval adventure next month, there is something for everyone.