Microsoft has revealed at least some of the games that will be added to the Xbox Game Pass lineup come November. Among those, the big headliner is Sniper Elite 4, the fourth entry in Rebellion’s World War 2 era stealth-shooter franchise. Also being added to the lineup is OlliOlli 2, the fantastic follow up to the side scrolling skateboarding platformer, and GRIP, a new car combat game. Gotta say, between GRIP and OnRush, Game Pass is becoming a hotbed of great car combat titles.

Additional titles being added to the lineup are post apocalyptic survival game Sheltered, and a run and gun shooter, Rise and Shine.

If none of these games really do it much for you, you don’t need to worry—Microsoft has confirmed that more additions for Game Pass will be announced at X018, which is due to be held in Mexico City next month. We can probably expect a big name addition to the lineup then, if it is being saved for such a public event.

While it’s been seeing an extended tune up on Steam early access for a while now, it seems like the futuristic racing title GRIP is set to peel out of the garage later this fall according to a new press release by the game’s publisher Wired Productions, complete with its own trailer.

Boasting 15 armoured cars with their own unique stats, 11 weapons to wield against your foes, 19 daunting tracks and 767 Miles Per Hour of speed, Caged Element Inc, the team behind the arcade classic Rollcage is confident that players will enjoy their new title. Those with a PS4 Pro or Xbox One X can look forward to some unspecified improvements as well.

The game currently enjoys a 90% positive reception on Steam Early Access, meaning when it officially launches this fall on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC, racing fans should be in for a real treat. You can see the trailer for yourself just below. 

Caged Element is hoping to fill the gaping, Twisted Metal shaped hole left in our collective lives this year with GRIP, releasing on PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4 and Xbox One later in 2018 following a successful Kickstarter campaign. While it’s been available as an early access title for some time with fairly positive user reviews, the proper release will be more fleshed out.

Unreal Engine 4 powers the title, which the developers say was inspired by classic 90’s titles like the Rollcage games. The game has a seasoned team behind it to bring the action to life, and has promised that the power of Xbox One X and PS4 Pro will be leveraged; though the nature of said enhancements was not expanded upon.

When the game launches later this year, the press release promises a killer soundtrack to go with sweet, speedy and destructive action racing. We’re able to look forward to more coming out about the game when it’s avalible to the public at PAX East and EGX Rezzed soon. Are you interested in the game? Let us know in the comments below and check out the high adrenaline trailer below.