April Game Pass Adds Hades 2, Elder Scrolls 4 Remaster, and More
Microsoft has revealed the full lineup of games joining its Game Pass subscription service throughout April 2026. The announcement includes a diverse selection of titles ranging from highly anticipated sequels to classic remasters and new releases. Subscribers can expect new additions starting from April 7th and continuing through the month, with games supporting various platforms including cloud streaming, Xbox Series X|S consoles, PC, and handheld devices. This month’s lineup represents one of the service’s strongest offerings, blending indie gems with major AAA releases.
Among the most significant additions are Hades 2, which arrives on April 14th with support for cloud, Xbox Series X|S, handheld, and PC platforms. The same day brings Replaced and The Invoker to the service. On April 16th, subscribers gain access to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, a complete overhaul of the classic RPG, alongside EA Sports NHL 26. These high-profile titles demonstrate Microsoft’s commitment to delivering substantial value through its subscription service.
The month’s lineup includes several other notable games with staggered release dates. April 7th sees the addition of Final Fantasy IV to cloud, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Planet Coaster 2 arrives on April 9th, while the Football Manager 2026 series becomes available on April 13th. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare joins on April 17th, and Forge completes the month’s additions on April 23rd. Most titles support Xbox Play Anywhere functionality and cloud streaming, providing flexibility for subscribers.
For Game Pass Core subscribers, additional benefits begin on April 8th with access to Warhammer: Vermintide 2 on cloud and console platforms, plus DayZ on PC. The overall April lineup covers a wide spectrum of gaming genres, from action RPGs and management simulators to sports titles and survival games. With heavy hitters like Hades 2 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered leading the charge, Game Pass continues to offer compelling reasons for gamers to maintain their subscriptions this spring.
