Below you’ll find every addition from both Wave 1 and Wave 2, along with platform availability, required membership tiers, and the complete removal list for the end of the month.

Wave 1 recap: what already arrived (June 2–16)

The first wave of June 2026 added nine games between June 2 and June 16, anchored by the legendary RPG Final Fantasy VI and the return of Persona 5 Royal . Microsoft confirmed the full Wave 1 lineup on June 3 through Xbox Wire .

Wave 1 removals (June 1): Against the Storm, Crypt Custodian, Metaphor: ReFantazio, Persona 4 Golden, and Spray Paint Simulator all left the Game Pass library on June 1 .

Wave 2 lineup: what’s coming (June 16–July 6)

Announced on Xbox Wire on June 16, Wave 2 brings seven titles spanning the second half of June and the early days of July . The mix leans blockbuster-heavy: Call of Duty: Vanguard and EA Sports FC 26 are the marquee draws, but there are also several day-one indie launches and a few older gems .

Junkster, a day-one title, actually straddles the end of Wave 1 and the start of Wave 2 with its June 16 launch—some sources group it with Wave 1, while the official Wave 2 announcement included it . Regardless, it’s available now for Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers.

Call of Duty: Vanguard requires either Game Pass Ultimate or the new Premium tier; it is not available to Essential subscribers . EA Sports FC 26 follows the same day, dropping via EA Play for Ultimate and PC Game Pass members .

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 arrives on July 2, just two days after the month technically ends, but is officially part of this wave .

Games leaving on June 30, 2026

Eight games are scheduled to exit the Game Pass library on June 30 . Most are available on all platforms, though Payday 2 leaves only on console.

• Mecha Break (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Payday 2 (Console only)
• Rise of the Tomb Raider (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Tomb Raider (2013 reboot) (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Slay the Spire (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Ultimate Chicken Horse (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Volcano Princess (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Unpacking (Cloud, Console, PC)

Several of these—particularly Slay the Spire, Unpacking, and the Tomb Raider duo—have been heavily played staples on the service. Subscribers can purchase any of them at a 20% discount before they leave .

If you still need to finish a playthrough or wrap up achievements, prioritize Slay the Spire and Unpacking. Slay the Spire runs typically take 1–2 hours per attempt (though mastering it takes far longer), and Unpacking can be completed in roughly 3–4 hours—both manageable before the deadline.

What this means for subscribers

With 16 total additions in June (nine in Wave 1, seven in Wave 2) and eight departures on the 30th, the Game Pass library is in heavy rotation this month. The June 2026 lineup continues a pattern of mixing AAA blockbusters with day-one indie launches, but the tier restrictions are worth watching: several Wave 2 titles—including Call of Duty: Vanguard, EA Sports FC 26, and Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4—require Game Pass Ultimate or Premium; Essential subscribers will not gain access .

Microsoft also removed five games on June 1 (part of an earlier wave), meaning the total library churn in June exceeds 20 titles across additions and removals . As always, Game Pass Ultimate remains the most comprehensive option, covering cloud, console, and PC across every single addition this month.

Below you’ll find every addition from both Wave 1 and Wave 2, along with platform availability, required membership tiers, and the complete removal list for the end of the month.

Wave 1 recap: what already arrived (June 2–16)

The first wave of June 2026 added nine games between June 2 and June 16, anchored by the legendary RPG Final Fantasy VI and the return of Persona 5 Royal . Microsoft confirmed the full Wave 1 lineup on June 3 through Xbox Wire .

Wave 1 removals (June 1): Against the Storm, Crypt Custodian, Metaphor: ReFantazio, Persona 4 Golden, and Spray Paint Simulator all left the Game Pass library on June 1 .

Wave 2 lineup: what’s coming (June 16–July 6)

Announced on Xbox Wire on June 16, Wave 2 brings seven titles spanning the second half of June and the early days of July . The mix leans blockbuster-heavy: Call of Duty: Vanguard and EA Sports FC 26 are the marquee draws, but there are also several day-one indie launches and a few older gems .

Junkster, a day-one title, actually straddles the end of Wave 1 and the start of Wave 2 with its June 16 launch—some sources group it with Wave 1, while the official Wave 2 announcement included it . Regardless, it’s available now for Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers.

Call of Duty: Vanguard requires either Game Pass Ultimate or the new Premium tier; it is not available to Essential subscribers . EA Sports FC 26 follows the same day, dropping via EA Play for Ultimate and PC Game Pass members .

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 arrives on July 2, just two days after the month technically ends, but is officially part of this wave .

Games leaving on June 30, 2026

Eight games are scheduled to exit the Game Pass library on June 30 . Most are available on all platforms, though Payday 2 leaves only on console.

• Mecha Break (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Payday 2 (Console only)
• Rise of the Tomb Raider (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Tomb Raider (2013 reboot) (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Slay the Spire (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Ultimate Chicken Horse (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Volcano Princess (Cloud, Console, PC)
• Unpacking (Cloud, Console, PC)

Several of these—particularly Slay the Spire, Unpacking, and the Tomb Raider duo—have been heavily played staples on the service. Subscribers can purchase any of them at a 20% discount before they leave .

If you still need to finish a playthrough or wrap up achievements, prioritize Slay the Spire and Unpacking. Slay the Spire runs typically take 1–2 hours per attempt (though mastering it takes far longer), and Unpacking can be completed in roughly 3–4 hours—both manageable before the deadline.

What this means for subscribers

With 16 total additions in June (nine in Wave 1, seven in Wave 2) and eight departures on the 30th, the Game Pass library is in heavy rotation this month. The June 2026 lineup continues a pattern of mixing AAA blockbusters with day-one indie launches, but the tier restrictions are worth watching: several Wave 2 titles—including Call of Duty: Vanguard, EA Sports FC 26, and Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4—require Game Pass Ultimate or Premium; Essential subscribers will not gain access .

Microsoft also removed five games on June 1 (part of an earlier wave), meaning the total library churn in June exceeds 20 titles across additions and removals . As always, Game Pass Ultimate remains the most comprehensive option, covering cloud, console, and PC across every single addition this month.