TCG Card Shop Simulator, one of 2024’s top simulation games with overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam, is now included in the Xbox Game Pass lineup for 2026. While it’s still in early access on Steam, the game is preparing for its full release in 2026 as it joins the Xbox Game Pass.
The 2026 Xbox Game Pass lineup is already looking impressive, with titles such as Fable, Gears of War: E-Day, Halo: Campaign Evolved, and Forza Horizon 6. The service is also set to expand its library with popular indie games, giving subscribers a wider variety of experiences. The indie favorite TCG Card Shop Simulator has garnered a dedicated fanbase on PC.
During the ID@Xbox Fall 2025 Showcase, it was confirmed that TCG Card Shop Simulator will be part of Xbox Game Pass in the first quarter of 2026. Although the release date hasn’t been finalized yet, it’s anticipated to coincide with the game’s launch of version 1.0. The announcement came with a new teaser trailer showcasing the game’s core mechanics, which focus on building and expanding a trading card shop empire. Xbox Game Pass subscribers may find it interesting that TCG Card Shop Simulator currently boasts a 97% positive rating on Steam, making it one of the top-rated early-access titles in the management and simulation genre.
New Xbox Game Pass Games Confirmed for 2026
- TCG Card Shop Simulator – Q1 2026
- AWAYSIS
- Aphelion
- At Fate’s End
- Bean Astray
- Beastro
- Darkwood 2
- Denshattack
- Fable (2026)
- Forza Horizon 6
- Freestyle Football 2
- Gears of War: E-Day
- Halo: Campaign Evolved
- High on Life 2 - February 13
- Menace - February 5
- Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault (console)
- Persona 4 Revival
- Planet of Lana 2
- Replaced
- Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy
- Sledding Game
- Subnautica 2
- Super Meat Boy 3D
- There Are No Ghosts at the Grand
- Tropico 7
- Wildekin
TCG Card Shop Simulator revolves around collecting, trading, and selling cards inspired by the Pokemon TCG. It features extensive customization options, enabling players to design their shops and nurture them into bustling businesses. Players can organize their own trading card battles and open booster packs to find and resell rare cards. As they progress, they can hire staff to help streamline operations as the store expands. Additionally, the game offers a specialized TCG economy that players can exploit to boost profits by selling sought-after cards at premium rates.
