Microsoft updated the Xbox Game Pass library this week, shifting which titles subscribers can access. The change matters because it swaps a major franchise entry for a single-player RPG that has already aged out of the service. Players who rely on the subscription for specific games need to adjust their immediate plans.
Microsoft rotates shooter into catalog while removing RPG
The addition brings a Call of Duty title into the catalog for existing subscribers. This move expands the shooter options available through the monthly fee without requiring separate purchases. It gives players another entry point into the long-running military action series.
At the same time, CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 has left the Xbox Game Pass library. The removal means subscribers can no longer access this open-world RPG through their current subscription tier. The game is no longer part of the rotating selection Microsoft provides.
We looked at the last Xbox Game Pass update while tracking these library rotations. That previous cycle highlighted similar patterns of balancing new additions with necessary departures to maintain service variety. Microsoft continues to manage the catalog by rotating high-profile titles in and out of the subscription pool.



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