Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and The Séance of Blake Manor are coming to Game Pass

Midgar and an Irish mystery on Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass

The headline act is Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, which joins Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium and PC Game Pass on October 29, playable on Xbox Series X|S, PC and cloud. Square Enix released it on Xbox in January. It’s the expanded edition of the 2020 remake: it retells the original story up to the escape from Midgar, blends real-time action with strategic commands, and includes the Yuffie-led INTERmission episode.

Two days earlier, on October 27, The Séance of Blake Manor arrives on the same three plans and platforms. It’s a supernatural detective mystery set in 1897 Ireland, where you investigate a young woman’s disappearance in a remote hotel. Spooky Doorway and Raw Fury’s game launched on PC in 2025 and joins Game Pass on its console launch day, as we covered in our roundup of Raw Fury’s Xbox slate.

Mouthwashing, added after the announcement

Xbox expanded the list after publishing it. Xbox Wire posted the announcement at 18:00 CEST with eight games and, in an update at 20:09 CEST, added a ninth: Mouthwashing, following its reveal during the ID@Xbox x IGN October Showcase. That’s why it isn’t in the Portuguese edition of the same announcement or in early coverage such as Gematsu’s and VidaExtra’s. Wrong Organ’s psychological horror game, published by CRITICAL REFLEX, joins Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass on October 29, on cloud, Xbox Series X|S and PC.

In it, the five crew members of the Tulpar are stranded in space. According to CRITICAL REFLEX, the game launched on PC in 2024. It’s the only game in this batch with the “Handheld” label Xbox uses for titles optimized for handheld play.

The rest of the arrivals

Beyond those three, the batch includes these six:

October 21: Sandustry (Game Preview, PC only). It was already on Ultimate and PC Game Pass and now joins Premium too. A factory game where every pixel is a resource.

October 22: Dodo Duckie (cloud, Xbox Series X|S and PC), on Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass. A puzzle platformer starring a duck that switches between 2D and 3D with a magic cap.

October 26: Scramble Knights Online (Game Preview; cloud, Xbox Series X|S and PC), on Ultimate and PC Game Pass from launch day. A co-op “MMO-lite” action RPG.

October 29: Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted (cloud, console and PC), on Ultimate and PC Game Pass. The HD take on the classic, with new levels; Xbox pitches it to EA Play members.

October 29: Terrible Lizards (cloud, Xbox Series X|S and PC), on Ultimate and PC Game Pass from day one. A horror parkour game, the debut from WDR Studios (the creators behind JTMusic).

November 3: Pit of Goblin (cloud, Xbox Series X|S and PC), on Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass. Online horror co-op with dungeon-raiding goblins.

What each plan gets

Ultimate and PC Game Pass have all nine games (Sandustry was already on both and is PC only). Premium gets six: Sandustry, Dodo Duckie, The Séance of Blake Manor, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Mouthwashing and Pit of Goblin; Scramble Knights Online, Terrible Lizards and Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted aren’t listed for Premium. Essential gets no library games this time, but it does get the two in-game perks offered on every plan: The Finals Welcome Pack, available now while the season lasts (500 Multibucks, a 25% XP boost and the “Pretty Hostile” set), and a World of Tanks Modern Armor bundle of repair kits, med kits and fire suppressors from November 3.

Games leaving

On October 31, these leave Game Pass on cloud, console and PC: Day of the Tentacle Remastered, Dead Static Drive, Deep Rock Galactic, Full Throttle Remastered, Grim Fandango Remastered, Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, Wartales and Wildgate. On November 10, Football Manager 26 goes too, both the PC version and the Console Edition (cloud, console and PC).