Xbox has revealed its next wave of titles coming to the service for June and early July (along with what's leaving by month-end).
The titles will be joined by Solarpunk, Total Chaos, Undisputed, Frog Sqwad, and Junkster, along with a trial for EA Sports UFC 26.
Several new indie titles are also available this week, including Descenders Next, Wheel World, Wildgate, Mixtape, and more.
After last year's price bumps, Game Pass Ultimate will be $22.99 per month while PC Game Pass will cost $13.99 going forward.
Several titles are also leaving on April 30th, including Citizen Sleeper, Endless Legend 2, NHL 24, and Revenge of the Savage Planet.
"Long term, we will evolve Game Pass into a more flexible system," says Asha Sharma in an alleged internal memo to employees.
After launching on day one for Game Pass for two consecutive years, Microsoft may be reconsidering its strategy for the future.
Premium subscribers can also look forward to the addition of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, Football Manager 26, and more.
A new gameplay trailer highlights the importance of cover, different abilities, and the various conflicts that players will face.
Guard Crush's acclaimed beat 'em up finally arrives for Xbox, but you can also look forward to Disco Elysium and The Long Dark.
EA Sports F1 25, to a T and Planet of Lana 2 are also coming to the subscription service, with Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 out today.
February is looking just as enticing with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition, EA Sports College Footbal 26, and much more.
It's apparently in the "early stages of exploring ways" to further add to the service, including adding more third-party benefits.
Subscribers can also go hands-on with Madden NFL 26, BlazBlue Entropy Effect X, Starsand Island, Roadside Research, and more.
Other notable additions in the coming weeks include Anno: Mutationem, The Talos Principle 2, RoadCraft and Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound.
Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition is out today for subscribers, with Final Fantasy and MIO: Memories in Orbit still to come.
Subscribers can also look forward to Lost Records: Bloom and Rage, Dome Keeper, Death Howl, and much more in the first wave.
Spencer says that console players have been "streaming 45 percent more" on console and "24 percent more" on "other devices."
Octopath Traveler 1 and 2, SteamWorld Build, Lords of the Fallen, and more will also be leaving the service on November 30th.
Microsoft also confirms that S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is leaving the service on November 15th alongside other titles.
