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1 gamesGames that run at 60 FPS update the screen twice as often as the older 30 FPS standard, which makes camera movement, aiming and platforming feel noticeably more responsive and less choppy. It's become the baseline expectation for most modern console games, and on Xbox Series X|S the majority of the Game Pass library now targets it by default. This page lists every title in the catalogue confirmed to hit 60 FPS, handy if smooth performance is non-negotiable for the genres you play most, like shooters or racing games.
A stable 60 FPS is now the default target for most new releases on Series X|S, which is part of why this list covers such a large share of the Game Pass catalogue. It's especially worth checking before diving into shooters & FPS games or fighting games, where frame rate has a direct effect on how the game feels to play. Each title below is free with your subscription — the price shown is what it would cost to buy and keep. See other features or the full catalogue.
Do all Xbox Series X|S games run at 60 FPS?
No — while 60 FPS is common, some visually demanding titles prioritize resolution or ray tracing instead and may offer 60 FPS only as an optional performance mode, or not at all.