While Microsoft likes to keep its full deck of cards hidden until the last second, we’ve already managed to peek at a few aces up its sleeve for next month. If you are an Xbox Game Pass subscriber, March 2026 is shaping up to be a month of stunning visuals and deep storytelling. We don’t have the full list yet, but the three games we do know about are already exciting.
Xbox Game Pass Games: 3 Games Revealed for March 2026
Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf (March 5)
First up is the sequel to one of the most beautiful indie games in recent memory. Planet of Lana II drops on March 5 for Ultimate and PC subscribers. If you played the first one, you know what to expect: breathtaking art, emotional storytelling, and puzzle-platforming that actually makes you think.
The developers promise a map that is double the size of the original, with new abilities for your cute cat-like companion, Mui. It looks like another tear-jerker is on the way.
Replaced (March 12)
After what feels like a lifetime of delays, Replaced is finally hitting Game Pass on March 12. This 2.5D cyberpunk thriller looks incredibly stylish, mixing retro pixel art with modern lighting. You play as R.E.A.C.H., an artificial intelligence trapped against its will inside a human body.
Set in a gritty, alternate 1980s America, you’ll have to survive corruption and outlaws to uncover why you were created. Honestly, the atmosphere alone makes this a must-play.
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Nova Roma (March 26)
PC strategy fans, this one is for you. Nova Roma was supposed to launch in January, but the developers wisely delayed it to polish the experience based on player feedback. Launching into Game Preview on March 26, this city-builder tasks you with saving a crumbling Roman Empire. But it’s not just about building roads; you have to appease the gods themselves to stop your city from facing divine disasters.
We will add more games in the future here as we come across other leaks at Insidesport.