Four more Game Pass games are out now. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Mouthwashing, Terrible Lizards and Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted all landed on Thursday 29 October, two days before Halloween, which Xbox has helpfully christened “Halloween eve eve”.
All four were announced in Game Pass October 2026 Wave 2, and the official Xbox Game Pass account confirmed they were available with a post on X. Two of them, Mouthwashing and Terrible Lizards, are brand new to Xbox and on Game Pass from day one.
got you some treats for Halloween eve eve pic.twitter.com/Ja2qhwYFKc
— XBOX Game Pass (@XBOXGamePass) 29 October 2026
Out now on Game Pass: 29 October 2026
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade: Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass. Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC and cloud
- Mouthwashing: Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass. Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, handheld and cloud
- Terrible Lizards: Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC and cloud
- Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted: EA Play, in Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Console, PC and cloud
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade
The headliner. Square Enix’s retelling of the original story covers everything up to the escape from Midgar, as Cloud Strife joins Avalanche in its fight against the Shinra Electric Power Company. Combat mixes real-time action with command-based strategy, and Intergrade includes FF7R EPISODE INTERmission, a side story starring Yuffie Kisaragi.
It arrived on Xbox in January and is now included with Game Pass Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass. It’s an Xbox Play Anywhere game, and it costs £39.99 or $39.99 if you’d rather own it. More in Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade: everything we know.
Mouthwashing
Wrong Organ’s psychological horror makes its Xbox debut, published by Critical Reflex. Five crew members of the space freighter Tulpar are stranded with dwindling supplies and no hope of rescue, and Captain Curly, the man who doomed them, is still alive. It picked up Best Narrative and Players’ Choice at the Horror Game Awards.
It’s day one with Game Pass Ultimate, Premium and PC Game Pass, carries Xbox’s Handheld tag, and is an Xbox Play Anywhere game. It’s also on Xbox One. To buy, it’s £10.74 or $12.99. See Mouthwashing: everything we know.
Terrible Lizards
The debut game from WDR Studios, founded by the creators behind JTMusic, and published by Digital Pajamas. It’s 1992, your car has died on Route 66, and you’re stuck at Dalton’s Dinos, an abandoned roadside dinosaur attraction with something nasty living underneath. There are no weapons: you run, climb, wall-run and slide your way out in first person.
It’s day one with Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, but not Premium. It’s an Xbox Play Anywhere game, and it has a launch discount: £16.79 or $19.99 (normally £20.99 or $24.99) until 5 November. Read Terrible Lizards: everything we know.
Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted
PopCap’s original backyard defence game, remastered in HD with new levels, a limited-sunlight Cloudy Day mode and a permadeath option called Rest In Peace. It’s been on Xbox since October 2025.
This one comes through EA Play, so it’s in Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass rather than Premium. It’s on sale on the Xbox Store at £10.79 or $11.99 (normally £17.99 or $19.99) until 5 November. Details in Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted: everything we know.
More on Game Pass
That wraps up the 29 October drop from Wave 2. The Séance of Blake Manor got there on 27 October, and Pit of Goblin is next on 3 November. See where all of them landed in our Wave 2 Game Pass tier list, and check the Game Pass coming soon list for what’s after that.
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Source: Xbox Game Pass on X, Xbox Wire
