For starters, July 3 will bring Typhoon Studios’ first-person sci-fi action-adventure game Journey to the Savage Planet, and it will be joined by crossover platform fighter Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2, with both games being available to subscribers on PC, console, and cloud.

July 9 will bring another couple of games in the form of Big Ant Studios’ Cricket 24 and Color Gray Games’ acclaimed adventure title The Case of the Golden Idol, both on PC, console, and cloud. They will be followed on July 11 by Tchia coming to PC, Xbox Series X/S, and cloud, and by Neon White coming to those same platforms in addition to Xbox One.

Finally, July 16 will bring Skaule’s 2D platformer Magical Delicacy, while co-op multiplayer flight game Flock will also get a day one release on Game Pass on the same day.

In addition to more characters, like newcomer Jimmy Neutron, there are new stages, mini-games and modes. Visual improvements in both characters and levels are apparent, and the jump in fidelity is pretty impressive. Each character is also getting voice acting, and all platforms will benefit from cross-platform play.

Powerful moves called Supers are also being added to all modes. There’s also a new campaign with the Nickelodeon universe threatened by multi-billionaire Vlad Plasmium, the main villain from the Danny Phantom series. It will feature roguelike mechanics, but players can also look forward to a new Arcade Mode and Boss Rush.

Even if the first game didn’t make a huge splash, it’s an opportunity for the sequel, especially with MultiVersus’ open ending and the full launch happening next year. Stay tuned for more details and a release date announcement in the coming months.