Xbox Game Pass additions June 29 – July 3: College Football 27, Deathbulge, and more

Microsoft's weekly Xbox Wire roundup lists the games hitting Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass between June 29 and July 3, 2026. The lineup spans a Star Wars board game adaptation, a college football sim with early access, a co-op road trip, a JRPG, a puzzle game, and a cozy decorator.

The headliner is EA SPORTS College Football 27, which opens early access on July 2 for EA SPORTS MVP+, EA Play, and Game Pass Ultimate members — seven days ahead of the full July 9 launch. The standard edition is $69.99 (currently $62.99 pre-order) and the Deluxe Edition is $99.99 ($89.99 pre-order), both optimized for Xbox Series X|S. Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains from Ubisoft lands June 29 at $29.99, letting players pick heroes or villains with unique abilities and battle across Star Wars planets. On June 30, Game Pass picks up RV There Yet? — a co-op driving adventure about navigating an RV through back country to reach Route 65 — alongside Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands, a JRPG about three musicians cursed after entering a battle of the bands contest, and Momento, a cozy room decorator. Bunny Pit Stop: Vegas Rush, a logic puzzle game about a mechanical pit crew bunny, also arrives June 30 on Xbox Series X|S.

EA SPORTS College Football returned in 2024 after a decade-long absence, and College Football 26 built on that comeback with strong community reception. The 27th entry adds Dynasty Blueprint for team management depth and expands Road to Glory with new positions and deeper customization. Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands comes from an indie webcomic background and has drawn comparisons to Undertale for its irreverent take on JRPG conventions — its Game Pass day-one inclusion gives it significant visibility.

With College Football 27 early access starting July 2, the week's biggest draw is clear for sports fans. The rest of the lineup covers enough ground — co-op, puzzle, RPG, board game — that Game Pass subscribers have plenty to dig into before the full football launch on July 9.