Two games are available starting today with Chicory: A Colorful Tale (cloud, console, and PC) and Farworld Pioneers (console and PC), while June 1 will see Car Mechanic Simulator 2021, Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Vengance of the Slayer,  and The Big Con being added to the service, with all three being available via cloud, console, and PC.

Meanwhile, Tendershoot’s acclaimed internet simulator Hypnospace Outlaw arrives on June 6 (cloud, console, and PC), while Rune Factory 4 Special (cloud, console, and PC) and Stacking (console and PC) will be added on June 8. Finally, Dordogne launches on June 13 via cloud, console, and PC.

As for Hypnospace Outlaw, it first released in March 2019 for PC and is described as a “’90s internet simulator.” As an enforcer in the Hypnospace Patrol Department, it’s your job to scour various websites in-game and tackle any instances of wrongdoing. Viruses and adware can trip you up but you can customize your desktop with various icons and screensavers.

Hypnospace Outlaw functions as a reflection of ’90s internet culture while also being a delightfully trippy adventure. It’s received a strong amount of critical acclaim with an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating on Steam and is also available for Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch. Stay tuned for more details on its follow-up in the meantime.

Like all services, Xbox Game Pass can have its up periods and its down periods. By and large, Microsoft has keep the quality and frequency of releases at a pretty good level, but strap in, because the upcoming lineup for the end of this month and the beginning of the next is something else.

The lineup for both Xbox One and PC is quite something. Of course, as of today you can get Microsoft Flight Simulator on PC as well as Spiritfarer on Xbox One and PC. On August 20th, you can look forward to the beat ’em up revival Battletoads and the classic survival game Don’t Starve for both PC and console Game Pass. On that same day, the PC will get some extra with Crossing Souls and Darksiders: Genesis, the latter of which is available now on the console side. Both Game Pass services will also get New Super Lucky’s Tale the next day on the 21st.

The 27th will be quite the feast for Xbox One and PC with the first chapter of Dontnod’s narrative adventure title, Tell Me Why, the surreal ’90s throwback of Hypnospace Outlaw and the zombie fighting rhythm game Double Kick Heroes. If that wasn’t enough, the next day on the 28th you can get Wasteland 3 on Xbox One and PC.

That’s quite the month, but Microsoft also apparently wants you to get a taste of next month as on September 3rd you’ll be able to get Resident Evil 7 for both Xbox One and PC Xbox Game Pass services. A little bit of everything and then some thrown on the side, I’d say.