Vicarious Visions' critically and commercially acclaimed remaster compilation could be included in the first wave of August titles.
Microsoft has officially announced that the first-person shooter will become available to Game Pass subscribers imminently, as leaks suggested.
A report claims that Microsoft is also tentatively considering introducing a friends and family plan, but an ad-based tier isn't part of the plan just yet.
The megaton first-person shooter could become available to Game Pass subscribers later this week.
Microsoft's most recent round of Game Pass changes has muddied its messaging once again.
The company is looking to refocus its marketing efforts on Game Pass, cloud gaming, PC, and Xbox controllers in select markets, it's claimed.
The Crash trilogy will allegedly join the service's catalog in August, though whether the other two will follow in the same month is currently unknown.
They will be joined by the likes of Tchia, The Case of the Golden Idol, Journey to the Savage Planet, and more.
Bring the right crewmates for a job, whether Nia and her drone proficiency or Yu-Jin and his stress threshold, lest things go wrong.
Octopath Traveler and Octopath Traveler 2 have already been added to the subscription service's catalog of games.
Its release could also be joined by the original Octopath Traveler being added to Game Pass as well, it's claimed.
Microsoft will announce the same at its upcoming Xbox Games Showcase in June, a report has claimed.
Though "pretty sure it's happening," Xbox Two co-host Rand al Thor 19 has no details on "what it would be or what it is."
Respawn Entertainment's acclaimed action-adventure title will also be playable for PC Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate subscribers.
Also joining the service's library of games are Harold Halibut, Orcs Must Die! 3, EA Sports NHL 24, and more.
Meanwhile, Amnesia Collection, Back 4 Blood, Phantom Abyss, Amnesia: Rebirth and Soma will leave the service on April 15th.
The acclaimed rogue-lite city-builder continues to receive free updates, with Update 1.3 inbound and paid DLC in development.
The change was made "due to recent changes in our partnership with Raw Fury as our publisher," according to the developer.
The service's subscriber count has grown by nearly 10 million since Microsoft's last update in January 2022.
Activision Blizzard games will soon start coming to PC and Xbox Game Pass, starting with action RPG Diablo 4.
