New additions in early July.
Don’t worry, Microsoft has not forgotten that there are still a few days until June. It was announced today that any titles will be added to the Xbox Game Pass by July 1st – which will soon disappear from the library.
Let’s start with two games that are immediately available. You can now play the Xbox Game Pass The worms are chirping (Cloud, Console and PC) as well Medieval dynasty (Play computer games.
Tomorrow, June 24, 2021, it will go with it Iron harvest (PC), Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remaster (Console and PC) as well prodea (PC) Continue.
Five more games will follow on July 1, 2021: Banjo-Kasui: Nuts and Bolts (Cloud), Error Myths: The Eternal Sapling (Cloud, Console and PC), Gang beasts (Cloud, Console and PC), Indestructible Areas: Vampire Wars (Cloud, Console and PC) as well Limbo (Cloud, Console and PC).
More and more games on Android smartphones and tablets now support touch controls. It indicates:
- Dirty5
- Double kick heroes
- Eastshade
- The empire of sin
- Haven
- Octopus Traveler
- Torchlight III
- Yakuza: Like a dragon
This leaves out the titles that are going to leave the Xbox Game Pass. You must say goodbye by June 30th Battle Chasers: Nightwars (Cloud, Console and PC), Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite (Cloud, Console and PC), Mistover (PC), Monster Hunter World (Cloud and Console), Outside Park Baseball 21 (PC), Show external (Cloud and Console), Solgalipur VI (Console) and Ambassador (Cloud, Console and PC).
Microsoft recently emphasized that this is the company’s goal for the future Per quarter Bring a new first-party game to the Xbox Game Pass.
Here you can buy an Xbox Game Pass member (Amazon.de).
Here you can buy an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Member (Amazon.de).
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