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ENDLESS Legend 2 on Xbox
Short answer
Yes — ENDLESS Legend 2 is on Xbox Series X|S, it released on 2026-09-17 with the PC and PlayStation versions, and the Xbox listing carries the most detailed multiplayer description of any storefront read by this stage: 2–8 players online, with cross-platform play stated. The listing also shows Optimized for Xbox Series X|S, a free trial, and 15 supported languages.
What the Xbox page says
| Field | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Xbox Series X|S | Official |
| Release date | 2026-09-17 | Official |
| Online players | 2–8 | Official |
| Cross-platform play | Yes, as stated on the listing | Official |
| Price at capture | $49.99 | Official |
| Free trial | Yes | Official |
| Optimization | Optimized for Xbox Series X|S | Official |
| Supported languages | 15 | Official |
The trial and the demo are not the same thing
The Xbox free trial is a storefront trial attached to the product listing. The demo documented on /demo/ is a separate free product that also ran on PC through Steam and was available up to launch. They are two different offers with two different scopes, and this site keeps them apart on purpose rather than treating "free" as one thing. If you are on Xbox trying to decide, the trial is the one you can start from the listing on this platform.
Cross-platform: read the fine print in the right place
The Xbox listing states cross-platform play. The PlayStation listing and the studio's own material read by this stage do not each restate it in the same terms, and the studio has not published a per-mode player cap. So the safe reading is: cross-platform play is documented on at least one first-party storefront listing, and specific session arrangements should be checked against current first-party documentation before you plan a group game around them. /multiplayer/ collects everything known and everything not published in one place.
15 languages, or 16 — the storefronts count differently
The Xbox listing shows 15 supported languages. The Steam listing for the same game shows "English and 15 more" and then lists 16 supported languages, because it counts English in the total while the Xbox figure appears to exclude it. This site prints both rather than normalising them, because converting one count into the other is an assumption about how each storefront counts, and neither storefront explains its rule.
What can be said without assuming anything: the English-language Steam listing names 16 languages with interface and subtitle support, of which English is the only one with full audio. This page still does not enumerate them, because the list is a storefront field that can change between regions and updates, and a stale copy of it would be worse than pointing you at the listing. Check the product page for your region.
Is it on Game Pass?
This is the most-asked Xbox question about the game and the one with no first-party answer in the sources read by this stage. The Xbox product listing carries a free trial, which is a storefront trial attached to the purchase page and is not the same thing as the game being included in a subscription library. Nothing in the Xbox listing, the launch FAQ or the official 1.0 announcement read here states that ENDLESS Legend 2 is included in Game Pass, and nothing states that it is excluded either.
So the honest answer is: not documented either way as of 2026-09-18. Two things are worth knowing before you read a "no" somewhere else. A free trial on a storefront is not evidence of a subscription inclusion, and the absence of a Game Pass line on a product page is not evidence of exclusion, because inclusion is a subscription-side fact that Microsoft maintains separately from the game listing. Check the Game Pass library itself — that is the authority, and it can change without the game's own page changing at all.
What is not published
- A breakdown of which Xbox performance mode the game uses — Not published in the material read by this stage.
- Whether the trial has a time limit, a content limit, or both — Not published. The listing documents that a trial exists; it does not document its shape in the material read here.
- Whether the game appears in Game Pass — Not documented either way, as set out above.
Sources read for this page
Every source this page was written from, checked 2026-09-18.
- Steam store page, app 3407390
- PlayStation Store listing
- Xbox Store listing