Xbox Game Pass Reveals Wave 2: Fortnite Crew, The Crew Motorfest, Moonlighter 2, and More Hit Subscribers This November

Xbox Game Pass is closing November with a spectacular lineup of game additions and perks, headlined by a fusion of iconic “Crews” and much-anticipated titles that expand the horizon for gamers on console, PC, cloud, and—now prominently—handheld devices. Whether you’re in it for the competitive rush of Fortnite and Rocket League, the car culture escapades of The Crew Motorfest, or want to catch indie gems like Moonlighter 2, this month’s new releases and updates demonstrate why Game Pass remains the subscription service to beat in gaming.

Fortnite Crew Joins Xbox Game Pass Ultimate

The biggest headline is the partnership bringing Fortnite Crew directly to Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. Joining today, members receive all core battle passes: OG Pass, LEGO Pass, Music Pass, and the current monthly pass—plus the invaluable 1,000 V-Bucks monthly allowance. But the deal sweetens further with Rocket Pass Premium for Rocket League, unlocking deep progression in one of the world’s most-played competitive games.

• What’s in Fortnite Crew for Game Pass Ultimate Users?

  • All active battle passes for Fortnite, including the new LEGO and Music Pass

  • 1,000 V-Bucks per month to spend how you wish—skins, emotes, or gear

  • Rocket Pass Premium for Rocket League across seasons

  • Unlocked premium Rocket Pass progression track, stacking rewards for players

This exclusive benefit not only boosts the value of Game Pass Ultimate for multiplayer fans but also expands the Xbox ecosystem’s reach into mobile and cross-platform gaming—an important play as Xbox targets gamers wherever they play.

Exciting New Titles: Moonlighter 2, Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and More

The November wave 2 brings a mix of brand-new releases, instant hits, and unique indie projects to Xbox Game Pass:

• Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault (PC, Nov 19): This day-one Game Pass action RPG lets you live as both a daring adventurer and a clever shopkeeper, managing an evolving store while battling through roguelike dungeons in vibrant dimensions. With upgraded weapon tinkering and creative community interactions, Moonlighter 2 promises depth for both old fans and newcomers. 

• Marvel Cosmic Invasion (Dec 1): Available day-one with Game Pass, this beat ‘em up lets players control 15 legendary Marvel heroes as they battle the Annihilation Wave across galaxies. Expect high-energy action from New York to the Negative Zone, perfect for co-op or solo comic book gaming sessions.

• Lost Records: Bloom & Rage (Dec 2): From the creative minds behind Life is Strange, players are taken on a nostalgic and mysterious retro adventure spanning decades. It’s a uniquely narrative-driven experience designed to tug at heartstrings and spark intrigue.

• Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden (Nov 25): This new action RPG from Don’t Nod, creators of acclaimed hits like Life is Strange and Vampyr, immerses you in a dramatic tale of love, sacrifice, and supernatural conflict. Expect a rich storyline with plenty of twists.

• Kill It With Fire! 2 (Nov 25): Wage war against spiders across space and time. The campaign is fully co-op enabled and the new Spider Hunt PVP puts you in control of the creepy crawlies themselves, adding maximum chaos for fans of quirky action.

Car Culture Hits Hawaii: The Crew Motorfest

Racing fans have something truly special—The Crew Motorfest launches on November 20 for Ultimate, Console, PC, and Cloud subscribers. Set in Hawaii, the game features:

• More than 700 vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, boats, and planes

• Free content updates kicking off year 3: new islands, car customization, race creator tools, and a full NASCAR suite

• Deep festival-style progression with community events, social play, and advanced vehicle tuning

The Crew Motorfest is more than racing—it’s a growing festival environment, constantly updated with challenges and new content. Its emphasis on social and creative gameplay fits perfectly with the Game Pass model of community-driven gaming.

Indie Standouts & Genre Variety

November’s lineup also reinforces Game Pass’s reputation for variety:

• Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo: A papercraft adventure challenging you to help souls escape endless regret loops, using humor and heart.

• Revenge of the Savage Planet: Comedy-fueled survival set on the edges of space, packed with upgrades and zany puzzles. Now with new modes like Bingo Brawl for competitive play and Remix Mode for custom suits and habitats.

• Monsters are Coming! Rock & Road: A rogue-lite, city-on-wheels tower defender where your city never stops moving and monsters never stop coming.

Blockbuster: Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Arrives on Game Pass

In case you missed it, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is now live for Game Pass subscribers, offering a massive campaign mode playable solo or co-op, cutting-edge near-future weaponry, and a multiplayer experience featuring dozens of new maps. The next chapter of Zombies promises a signature twisted, horror-filled adventure in the Dark Aether.

Fresh DLC and Game Updates

Game Pass continues to expand not just with new games but with major content drops:

• Halo Infinite: Operation Infinite returns with double progression, 200+ new customizations, a refreshed Husky map, and new ranked seasons.

• Assassin’s Creed Mirage: Valley of Memory launches as a free update, introducing new deserts, oases, and storylines, plus improved parkour and customization.

• League of Legends: Zaahen, the Darkin Champion, arrives exclusively for Game Pass users to instantly unlock.

Additionally, fans of competitive shooters get new in-game benefits such as gear bundles and skins in The First Descendant and Assassin’s Creed Mirage.

Handheld Gaming: A New Focus

A key highlight—many of these releases support ‘Handheld’ designations, optimized for portable Xbox devices. This differentiator will be crucial as Xbox targets expanded play modes and markets, welcoming gamers wanting to take their experiences on the go.

Games Leaving Game Pass November 30

As always, new arrivals mean some games rotate out. Leaving soon:

• Barbie Project Friendship

• Lords of the Fallen

• Octopath Traveler, Octopath Traveler II

• SteamWorld Build

Subscribers can save up to 20% to keep these games permanently, a strong call-to-action before November closes.

Stay Tuned for More Xbox News

Xbox promises even more news on November 20 with their Xbox Partner Preview, setting up a continuous stream of updates that keep fans engaged. With such a packed November, Game Pass Ultimate isn’t just the best value—it’s a vibrant ecosystem defining daily gaming news.

Why This Matters for Xbox Fans

This month’s Game Pass update stands out for several reasons:

• Big partnerships, like Fortnite Crew, mark a new era of cross-platform synergy.

• The variety—spanning blockbuster shooters, narrative adventures, and creative indies—reflects Microsoft’s push to empower all types of gamers and genres.

• Xbox’s continued commitment to day-one launches, DLC drops, and handheld optimization sets the model for subscription-based gaming’s future.

For those eager to stay ahead of gaming trends, optimize their gaming time, and stretch their entertainment budgets, this November’s Game Pass wave makes joining or upgrading a no-brainer.

Don’t forget to check out the other Microsoft news happening, including Levi Strauss teams up with Microsoft to make shopping smarter or the explosive new EU investigation into Microsoft for the Digital Markets Act.

Xbox Game Pass continues to redefine what gamers expect from their subscriptions. This month’s curated blend of exclusives, partnerships, and day-one releases ensures there’s something new for everyone—whether you chase high scores, crave story-driven experiences, or just love shopping for new skins. Don’t forget to tune into Xbox Wire on November 20 for more breaking news, and keep your eyes on the ever-evolving Game Pass lineup.

Xbox fans, grab your favorite controller—there’s a lot to play and even more to discover.