Xbox Game Pass November 2025 Wishlist: 4 Dream Additions Beyond Black Ops 7

October 2025 proved turbulent for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, opening with Microsoft's staggering 50% price hike for Ultimate tier access—a move that sent shockwaves through the community. Yet amidst the uproar, the service delivered an undeniably stellar lineup featuring day-one releases like Ball x Pit, Keeper, and the electrifying Ninja Gaiden 4. PowerWash Simulator 2 and The Outer Worlds 2 loom on the horizon, softening the financial blow. Now, as November approaches, the confirmed roster—1000xRESIST, Football Manager 26, Whiskerwood, Voidtrain, Winter Burrow, and the colossal Call of Duty: Black Ops 7—sets high expectations. But why stop there? Couldn’t these four titles transform a solid lineup into an unforgettable month?

🔥 Tekken 8: The Fighting Game Renaissance

Launched in January 2024 by Bandai Namco and Arika, Tekken 8 isn’t just another fighting game—it’s a critical darling with a 90 OpenCritic average. Its base roster boasts 32 fighters, eight diverse modes (from arcade battles to the nostalgic Tekken Ball), and seamless crossplay across Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. Over the past year, eight DLC fighters have expanded its already deep mechanics and jaw-dropping visuals. Given Xbox Game Pass’s sparse fighting game library—currently relying on Mortal Kombat 11 and Injustice 2—Tekken 8’s inclusion would electrify both loyalists and newcomers. Imagine unleaging Heihachi’s rage during your lunch break—wouldn’t that justify the subscription cost?

Feature	Detail
Release Date	January 2024
Developer	Bandai Namco & Arika
Price	$59.99
Game Modes	Story, Arcade, Online, Tekken Ball
DLC Additions	8 characters

🌃 Cyberpunk 2077: From Disaster to Masterpiece

Remember the disastrous 2022 launch? Cyberpunk 2077’s console versions were lambasted for glitches, but CD Projekt Red’s relentless updates have sculpted it into an action-RPG legend. With a 25-hour main story (100 hours for completionists) and a 76 OpenCritic score that undersells its redemption, the game now shines with refined mechanics and expanded content. The Phantom Liberty expansion only amplified its acclaim. It’s perpetually atop fan request lists—so why hasn’t Microsoft seized this chance? Adding it to November’s lineup could silence doubters and showcase Game Pass’s knack for second chances. After all, who wouldn’t want to roam Night City’s neon-drenched streets?

⚔️ Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 - The Missing Grimdark Gem

Saber Interactive’s September 2024 release delivered a brutal, co-op friendly sequel that captivated both Warhammer die-hards and newcomers. With an 81 OpenCritic score, it features a gripping campaign, Eternal War PvP, and Operations co-op mode—all starring the ex-Ultramarine Captain Titus. Xbox Game Pass already hosts Warhammer titles like Rogue Trader and Darktide, but Space Marine 2’s absence feels glaring. Its visceral melee combat and gory spectacle make it ideal for group play. Isn’t November—with its darkening days—the perfect time to chainsaw through hordes of aliens alongside friends?

🇬🇧 Thank Goodness You're Here: The Indie Comedy Maverick

This Coal Supper gem, released August 2024 on PlayStation, Switch, and PC, remains mysteriously absent on Xbox. Priced at $19.99, it’s a 2-3 hour whirlwind of absurdist British humor inspired by Monty Python and The Mighty Boosh, earning an 85 OpenCritic score. As a side-scrolling puzzle-adventure, it’s packed with laugh-out-loud moments yet overlooked at awards shows. A day-one Game Pass launch could finally bring its madcap charm to Xbox audiences. Why should PlayStation fans have all the fun? Its arrival might just be the breath of fresh air November needs.

So—what’s holding Xbox back? Adding these four could turn Black Ops 7’s thunder into a symphony. Drop your own wishlist picks below and let’s make some noise! 🎮✨ #XboxGamePassWishlist