Xbox Game Pass game additions for December 2025 have been revealed, and we are receiving 13 new games this month.
A new month has arrived, which means new titles will be added to all subscription services. We already know which games are leaving Game Pass in December 2025, and now we have been informed about the games that will be added this month. Lost Records: Bloom & Rage was added in December as well, and is available today.
Xbox Game Pass Adds Mortal Kombat 1, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and More in December 2025
Starting with the first title, Monster Train 2 will be available for cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S on December 3. On the same day, Spray Paint Simulator will be added for cloud, console, and PC. On December 4, Game Pass will add a game preview for 33 Immortals on cloud, console, and PC, and also Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S. Another game that will be added on December 4 is Routine, a Day One release for cloud, console, handheld, and PC.
Moving onto December 9, Game Pass will add A Game About Digging a Hole to cloud, handheld, PC, and Xbox Series X/S. Death Howl will be added for handheld and PC on the same day and is a Day One release. The third and final title being added on December 9 is Dome Keeper, and it will be available for cloud, console, handheld, and PC.
On December 10, the big one: Mortal Kombat 1 is added to cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S. Bratz: Rhythm & Style will follow on December 11 and will be available on cloud, console, and PC. Moreover, Stellaris, World War Z: Aftermath, and Medieval Dynasty will be added for Game Pass Essential on December 3. Readers can check out the official blog for more details.
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