Xbox Game Pass is one of the great references in the video game industry, offering a gigantic catalog in constant expansion for a comfortable monthly fee. Thus, recently we have seen titles such as Man of Medan or Darksiders: Genesis land in the domains of the service, although Microsoft had many more surprises to announce.
Now, we know that up to 13 new games will arrive in the coming days on Xbox Game Pass, including names of such caliber as Tell Me Why, Wasteland 3, and more. In this style, below we give the list of new video games confirmed by Xbox itself in an official blog – which also includes 7 games that will soon leave the service.
From Tell Me Why to Wasteland 3; Xbox Game Pass receives more games
- Microsoft Flight Simulator (PC) – Available today.
- Spiritfarer (PC and Console) – Available today.
- Battletoads (PC and Console) – Available starting August 20.
- Crossing Souls (PC) – Available from August 20.
- Darksiders: Genesis (PC) – Available August 20.
- Don’t Starve Giant Edition (PC and Console) – Available August 20.
- New Super Lucky’s Tale (PC and Console) – Available August 21.
- Hypnospace Outlaw (PC and Console) – Available August 27.
- Tell Me Why Chapter 1 (PC and Console) – Available August 27.
- Double Kick Heroes (PC and Console) – Available August 28.
- Wasteland 3 (PC and Console) – Available August 28.
- Crusader Kings III (PC) – Available from September 1.
- Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (PC and Console) – Available September 3.
Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass Soon
- The creature in the Well (PC and Console) – Leaves service on August 31.
- Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams Director’s Cut (Console) – Leaves service on August 31.
- Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 HD (Console) – Abandons service on August 31.
- Metro: Last Light Redux (console) – Discontinues on August 31.
- The Jackbox Party 3 (console) – Discontinues on August 31.
- NBA 2K20 (Console) – Discontinues on September 1.
- Red Dead Redemption 2 (Console) – Leave service on September 20.
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