Plus the recent purchase of Activision Blizzard promises to add even more blockbuster titles to the catalogue in the not too distant future. Since Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda brought their exemplary stable of time-sink RPGs to the service, Game Pass has built a rock-solid core of forever titles you can always count on being ready to install.įrom there, it continues to swap in quality indies and in addition to Microsoft’s first and second party games. So really, the question isn’t ‘what are the best games on Game Pass,’ but rather, ‘how do I narrow them down’? Additionally, several Game Pass games are leaving the service later this month.There are dozens of fantastic things to play on Game Pass, both on the family of Xbox consoles and PC. It should be noted that today (July 5) is the last day you can get Game Pass at its current price point, as from July 6, Game Pass Ultimate will go up in price from $15 to $17, while standard subscriptions will go from $10 to $11. Made by the creator of Monkey Island and Double Fine, The Cave will see you assemble 'your team of three from seven unlikely adventurers, each with their own unique personalities,' and descend into the depths. Lastly, on the same day, The Cave will also be coming to Game Pass on console and the cloud.

Set beneath the surface of an alien planet, Techtonica is a first-person factory automation game in the vein of Satisfactory that you can play alone or in co-op. What's not to love?Ī few days later on July 18, Techtonica will arrive, on cloud, console, and PC, again as a day-one title.

With a mixture of PvE and PvP combat, you'll have to take on ridiculous amounts of dinosaurs while wearing souped-up mech suits. On the same day comes Insurgency: Sandstorm for PC players, a team-based tactical FPS with a big emphasis on close-quarters combat.Įxoprimal, Capcom's big upcoming dinosaur game, will be joining Game Pass on July 14 as a day-one title. You'll need to look after your fellow settlers while you set up machinery to do the hard work and farm to provide food to everyone.

On July 11 you'll be able to play Common’hood on cloud, console, or PC, a 'squatter settlement simulation game,' that has a big focus on community. Up next on July 6 is McPixel 3, a point-and-click adventure game that 'sees the titular wanna-be hero avert one disaster after another at every turn using unconventional yet entertaining methods of mayhem.' You can play this one across the cloud, console, and PC. Now Playing: Xbox Game Pass Games Not To Miss By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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