Microsoft has confirmed its initial line-up of Xbox Game Pass for PC titles coming in March. It kicks off with Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, which is also currently available for owners of Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Steam. The beta for Ninja Theory’s Bleeding Edge will also be available to play from March 13th to 15th.

However, perhaps the biggest release of the month is Ori and the Will of the Wisps. It launches on March 11th and while confirmed for Xbox Game Pass on console, PC players will also get their chance to enjoy the mystical world outside of Nibel. Pikuniku, a puzzle game from Sectordub, will also be available on the same day.

State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition arrives on March 13th while titles like Lord of the Rings Card Game and Mother Russia Bleeds currently don’t have release dates. It’s also worth noting that titles like Thimbleweed Park, Shenmue 1 and 2, and Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition will be gone soon. Play them while you can in the meantime.

343 Industries recently announced that Halo Reach would be coming to PC and Xbox One on December 3rd. For current players of Halo: The Master Chief Collection on console, this will be the first time they can access reach. But for PC players, it will kick off the arrival of Halo games to PC after seemingly forever.

Once Halo Reach is out and about though, 343 Industries will be working to get Halo: Combat Anniversary Evolved out. Community manager Brian Jarrard told PCGamesN that a beta for the game is planned for after the holiday season. “Once Reach comes out next month, after the holiday, we will start to reset, and we’ll start to flight Halo CE. We’re just going to keep going down the road until we fill out the rest of the collection.”

Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary is currently planned to run at 60 FPS and 4K resolution. You can also expect an FOV slider, uncapped frame rate and so on. How long it will take to release commercially remains to be seen but 343 Industries is taking the slow and steady approach to avoid any issues.

Each Halo: The Master Chief Collection title will be available standalone for $10. Stay tuned for more details on the games, especially Halo Reach when it releases.