Xbox Game Pass April 2026: New Games in the Subscription, Including a Sci-Fi Adventure from Don't Nod ⋆ S4G

April brings a breath of fresh air to Xbox Game Pass. Find out which new games are arriving over the coming days right here.

Microsoft is once again delivering a wave of new content for Game Pass in April 2026. This time around, you can expect indie titles, action-packed shooters and even a true RPG classic. Whether you’re into story-driven games, strategy or pure chaos, this month has something for many of you. We’ve put together a clear overview of all the new additions.

Little Rocket Lab (from April 21)

Little Rocket Lab is all about creativity and engineering. You step into the role of Morgan, a young engineer who returns to their hometown to fulfill their family’s dream of building a rocket. Along the way, you help locals with various machines and experiment with your own constructions. A relaxing RPG for anyone who enjoys building and tinkering.

Sopa: Tale of the Stolen Potato (from April 21)

This charming adventure starts off innocently and quickly turns magical. Miho only wanted to grab a potato, but suddenly finds herself in a fantastical world full of quirky characters. The narrative journey takes you through South America-inspired landscapes and tells an emotional story about memories and passing things on.

Vampire Crawlers (from April 21)

The creators of :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} deliver a fresh twist on their successful formula with Vampire Crawlers. Instead of non-stop action, this time you get a turn-based rogue-lite card game. Build decks, combine abilities and fight your way strategically through familiar dungeons. If you enjoy tactical gameplay with rogue-lite elements, this one is worth checking out.

Kiln (from April 23)

Kiln introduces an unusual concept. You create ceramics only to destroy them again. In multiplayer arenas, you compete against others and aim to cause as much chaos as possible. The focus is clearly on creative expression and fun destruction.

Aphelion (from April 28)

With Aphelion, you can expect an atmospheric sci-fi adventure from :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}, the studio behind :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}. After a crash landing on an icy planet, you play as astronaut Ariane, fighting through dangerous terrain to rescue your partner. The mix of storytelling, exploration and a grounded scientific setting makes this a particularly interesting pick for fans of narrative-driven games.

Trepang2 (from April 29)

Trepang2 is a no-holds-barred first-person shooter that throws you into a brutal future. Fast-paced combat, slow-motion mechanics and plenty of explosions create an intense experience. If you enjoy high-impact shooters, this one delivers.

Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era (from April 30)

The legendary strategy series returns to its roots with Olden Era. As a prequel, the game explores the origins of its well-known world and features classic turn-based combat. Build armies, cast powerful spells and compete in both single-player and multiplayer modes.

Sledding Game (from April 30)

Sledding Game is all about multiplayer fun in the snow. Race down hills, build ramps, perform tricks and chat with others via voice chat. The focus is clearly on chaos, fun and physics-based crashes, including encounters with a Yeti.

TerraTech Legion (from April 30)

In TerraTech Legion, you build your own combat vehicle and take on hordes of robots. The game combines vehicle building with bullet-hell action and requires both tactical thinking and fast reactions. Perfect if you enjoy tinkering and action at the same time.

Final Fantasy V (from May 5)

A true classic is making its way into Game Pass. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4} tells the story of heroes trying to restore balance to the world. Its flexible job system and classic RPG formula continue to make it a fan favorite to this day, whether you’re a longtime series fan or a newcomer.