It looks like some more Call of Duty games might be making the leap to Xbox Game Pass, but likely only on PC.

Since Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision-Blizzard crossed the line back in October 2023, many fans have been clamoring for classic COD games to be added to Xbox Game Pass. However, more than a year later, neither studio has officially stated that they have any plans to bring their well-known shooters to Xbox’s lucrative service.

A range of classic Call of Duty games are expected to appear on Game Pass imminently after appearing on the Microsoft Store.

The arrival of some older Call Of Duty games on Microsoft's PC store has sparked rumors that they will be coming to Xbox Game Pass soon.

Several classic Call of Duty titles have been added to Microsoft’s PC store, sparking hopes of an imminent Game Pass addition. Call of Duty, Call of Duty 2, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and Call of Duty: United Offensive were all added to Microsoft ‘s PC store for purchase, having previously been unavailable on the platform.

This doesn't necessarily mean the deployments are imminent. In some cases, months have passed between a listing's appearance and the game's arrival on Game Pass. However,

This week, three classic Call of Duty titles have suddenly received new PC versions on the Microsoft Store, and these are Call of Duty 1 (plus the Global Offensive expansion pack), Call of Duty 2 and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.

A sudden appearance on a new storefront leads Call of Duty fans to speculate that some of the series' earliest titles are coming to Xbox Game Pass.

As spotted by CharlieIntel on X (formerly Twitter), three Call of Duty titles have been added to the Microsoft Store on PC. These are Call of Duty 1 plus its United Offensive expansion, Call of Duty 2, and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare from 2007.

A series of classic Call of Duty titles have been added to the Microsoft Store, prompting speculation that they could be coming to Xbox Game Pass in the near future