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Everything Coming Soon to Xbox Game Pass
During the Xbox Games Showcase, Microsoft revealed the future of the Xbox Series X console alongside a wide variety of titles that will be coming to the Xbox Game Pass. Every game that was shown during the event is set to hit Xbox Game Pass upon its release. Microsoft is definitely planning on expanding the subscription service and promises a lot of exciting new additions to the line up.
The Xbox Game Pass is a type of subscription service that grants users access to a vast library of games for a monthly fee. Considered to be the "Netflix of games", new games are constantly added while older titles are removed, meaning that players will always have a rotating catalogue of games to choose from. With its success on the Xbox One, Microsoft is already showing its dedication towards making the service better than ever.
At the Xbox Games Showcase, over two dozen games were shown off, and each and every one is confirmed to be available through either the Xbox Game Pass or will be free-to-play. Some of Xbox's biggest first-party titles, including Halo Infinite and Fable, are some of the games pass holders will have access to upon release. Since the Xbox Game Pass can be held by console and PC players, people don't need to possess the new Xbox Series X to enjoy the newest titles. Given that Microsoft has also opted for backwards compatibility on most of their upcoming releases, many games can also be played on the Xbox One system.
What To Expect From The Xbox Game Pass & Xbox Series X Line Up
The following list contains all of the newly announced Xbox Series X titles which will be available for Xbox Game Pass holders upon each game's release:
- As Dusk Falls (Release: TBC)
- Avowed (Release: TBC)
- Balan Wonderworld (Release: Spring 2021)
- Crossfire X (Release: 2020)
- Destiny 2 (Release: September 2020)
- Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age (Release: December 4th, 2020)
- Echo Generation (Release: 2021)
- Everwild (Release: TBC)
- Exomecha (Release: 2021)
- Fable (Release: TBC)
- Forza Motorsport (Release: TBC)
- Halo Infinite (Release: Holiday 2020)
- Hello Neighbor 2 (Release: 2021)
- New Genesis: Phantasy Star Online 2 (Release: 2021)
- Psychonauts 2 (Release: 2021)
- Senua's Saga: Hellblade II (Release: TBC)
- S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2 (Release: TBC)
- State of Decay 3 (Release: TBC)
- Tell Me Why (Release: August 27th, 2020)
- Tetris Effect Connected (Release: Holiday 2020)
- The Gunk (Release: September 2021)
- The Medium (Release: Holiday 2020)
- The Outer Worlds: Peril on Gorgon DLC (Release: September 9th, 2020)
- Warhammer 40,000: Darktide (Release: 2021)
- Watch Dogs: Legion (Release: October 29th, 2020)
A few titles will also be getting optimized for the Xbox Series X. These titles include Forza Horizon 4, Gears 5, Gears Tactics, Sea of Thieves, and Ori and the Will of the Wisps. All of these games will be receiving an Xbox Series X treatment which includes improved 4K graphics, 60 FPS across the board, and additional additions like HDR support. In the case of Ori and the Will of the Wisps, the game will be optimized to run at a smooth 120 FPS for systems which feature a high-refresh display rate. All of these games are set to release sometime in 2020.
Among the new additions to the Xbox Series X line up, here is a look at all of the games that are coming to Xbox Game Pass in July:
- Soulcalibur VI (Added: July 1st, 2020)
- CrossCode (Added: July 9th, 2020)
- Fallout 76 (Added: July 9th, 2020)
- Neon Abyss (Added: July 14th, 2020)
- Forager (Added: July 16th, 2020)
- Mount and Blade: Warband (Added: July 16th, 2020)
- Carrion (Added: July 23rd, 2020)
- Grounded (Release: July 28th, 2020)
- Nowhere Prophet (Release: July 30th, 2020)
- The Touryst (Release: July 30th, 2020)
- Yakuza Kiwami 2 (Release: July 30th, 2020)
With an already extensive library, the Xbox Game Pass is definitely a worthwhile purchase for any hardcore, avid fan who wants to try a wide variety of titles. The recent Xbox Games Showcase has showed off a lot of exciting games that are coming to the Xbox Series X and pass holders alike. With a growing list of available titles, Xbox is bound to continue growing their library for many years to come
