CoD Leads Xbox Game Pass September Wave 1 Lineup

Get ready for a blockbuster month as Xbox Game Pass adds a Call of Duty title and more in September's first wave.
Ever wondered what it would be like to have a Call of Duty game drop into your Game Pass library without spending a dime? Well, wonder no more. Microsoft just unveiled the September Wave 1 lineup, and it's a doozy.
Leading the charge is a Call of Duty blockbuster, though the exact title wasn't specified in the announcement. But let's be real—any CoD on Game Pass is a win, right? Whether you're into the campaign's cinematic thrills or the multiplayer grind, this is huge for subscribers.
But that's not all. The Wave 1 lineup typically brings a mix of genres to keep things fresh. While we don't have the full list yet, you can expect indie gems, AAA hits, and maybe something you've never tried before. It's that variety that makes Game Pass such a great deal.
If you're new to Game Pass, now's the perfect time to jump in. With Day One releases and a rotating catalog, you're getting a ton of value for your monthly subscription. And with a CoD game on the horizon, the hype is real.
We'll keep you posted as more titles are revealed for the rest of September. But for now, clear your schedule and free up some hard drive space—you're gonna need it.
What are you most excited to play this month? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
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