If you’ve happened to think that there just simply isn’t enough games launching this month, and you’d love just a little bit of extra choice, you’re in luck, as Microsoft have announced a fresh new batch of games that’ll be making their way to Xbox Game Pass. Available across PC, console and cloud, these games are sure to keep players entertained, especially if you’re not going to be playing Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 on Friday.
The additions to Game Pass have kicked off today with Like A Dragon: Gaiden available now on PC, console and cloud, while F1 Manager 2023 will be added to the service on October 19th for PC, console and cloud. Cities: Skylines 2 will be the next game to be added, coming to PC Game Pass on October 24th, after the console versions were delayed indefinitely. Those who have subscribed to Game Pass Ultimate will then be able to play Dead Space as part of their subscription on October 26th, thanks to EA Play. Isaac’s trip on the Ishimura will be available on PC, Xbox Series X & S and cloud.
If shooting Necromorphs sounds like it’d be a bit much for you, October 26th will also see Mineko’s Night Market added to Game Pass for PC, console and cloud, while Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery will be available on console and cloud, as the original trilogy of Frog Detective games is already available on PC. Finally, the additions for October come to an end on October 31st, with Headbangers: Rhythm Royale and Jusant coming to PC, console and cloud.
Of course, Game Pass is known for taking as well as giving, and with this batch of titles, we’ll also be saying goodbye to the following games on October 31st:
– Gunfire Reborn (PC, console and cloud)
– Kill It With Fire (PC, console and cloud)
– Persona 5 Royal (PC, console and cloud)
– Signalis (PC, console and cloud)
– Solasta Crown of the Magister (PC, console and cloud)
While Signalis is a huge loss for those who love old school horror, Persona 5 Royal is arguably the biggest loss from Game Pass this wave, mainly because if you haven’t started the game yet, there’s no chance you’re finishing it by the time it leaves Xbox Game Pass.
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