Games Coming to Xbox Store This Week Announced

Translated with AI from the Russian original.

From July 27 to July 31, over 30 games will be released on the Xbox Store - from small indie projects to notable releases like the remake of Halo: Campaign Evolved.

The calendar of game releases continues to pick up pace, and the last week of July will be no exception. Microsoft has published a list of games that will be added to the Xbox Store in the coming days. The main focus is on small and lesser-known projects, but there will be several interesting new releases among them.

  • Broken Reality 2000 — July 27
  • Forever Skies — July 27
  • Halo: Campaign Evolved* — July 28
  • Gothic Classic — July 28
  • Get Them Out! — July 28
  • The Green Light — July 28
  • Dispatch — July 29
  • Mistfall Hunter* — July 29
  • The King Is Watching — July 29
  • Truck-kun Is Supporting Me from Another World?! — July 29
  • 4 The Elements — July 29
  • Case Solved: The London Files — July 29
  • Dungeon Antiqua — July 29
  • Kusan: City of Wolves — July 29
  • Railway Routes — July 29
  • Retrace the Light — July 29
  • Sizeable — July 29
  • PAW Patrol: Dino World — July 30
  • Angel Engine — July 30
  • Leafy Corner — July 30
  • Mechaconda — July 30
  • Nightmare Shift — July 30
  • Shard Squad — July 30
  • Truxton Extreme — July 30
  • Turnip Mountain — July 30
  • Verho: Curse of Faces — July 30
  • Zombie Graveyard Simulator — July 30
  • Corsair Cove* — July 31
  • Bee with Gun — July 31
  • Hyperdrive Inn — July 31
  • Waterpark Simulator — July 31

* – The game will be available on Game Pass.

Halo: Campaign Evolved | New Missions Trailer | XBOX Games Showcase 2026
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Mistfall Hunter - Official Launch Gameplay Trailer

The main event of the week will be the remake of Halo: Combat Evolved with updated graphics, revamped controls, and three new missions, also available with a Game Pass subscription.

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