The adorable Lil Gator Game becomes available on April 4th along with EA Sports PGA Tour, though the latter requires EA Play (included with PC Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate ). Kona and Botany Manor arrive on April 9th, while Shadow of the Tomb Raider Definitive Edition, which includes the base game and all its DLC, is available on April 11th.

Finally, there’s Harold Halibut on April 16th for cloud, PC and Xbox Series X/S to round out Wave 1. As for the title leaving on April 15th, there’s quite a high-profile line-up, especially for those who enjoyed Frictional Games’ horror titles. Play them before they’re gone, or purchase them with Game Pass’s 20 percent discount.

• Amnesia Collection (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  
• Amnesia: Rebirth (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  
• Back 4 Blood (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  
• Phantom Abyss (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  
• Research and Destroy (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  
• Soma (Cloud, Console, and PC)

On March 20th, Supermassive Games’ The Quarry joins the service for the cloud and consoles, followed by Evil West on March 21st. March 26th sees Terra Invicta, the massive strategy title from the creators of XCOM’s Long War mod, releasing on Game Preview for PC players. Diablo 4 is perhaps the biggest release, coming to consoles and PC on March 28th.

Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged and Open Roads are coming on the same day and playable on cloud, consoles and PC. Finally, April 1st kicks off with the addition of Ark: Survival Ascended for cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S. On April 2nd, F1 23 is playable via EA Play on the cloud while Superhot: Mind Control Delete arrives for subscribers on the cloud, consoles and PC.

The titles leaving on March 31st include Hot Wheels Unleashed and MLB The Show 23 (which makes sense considering the addition of their sequels). Infinite Guitars is also going away, though Game Pass subscribers can avail of 20 percent discounts to purchase the titles.

Microsoft has unveiled its next round of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass for PC, console and the cloud. On February 18th, Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire – Ultimate Edition, which includes the base game and all of its DLC, will be available on console and the cloud. Code Vein for PC and Wreckfest for all three platforms goes live on the same day.

Arcade classic Killer Queen Black becomes available for consoles and the cloud on February 23rd. Codemasters’ DiRT 5 will follow on all three platforms on February 25th alongside massive space exploration title Elite Dangerous for consoles. Superhot: Mind Control Delete goes live on February 25th for PC subscribers.

Xbox Game Pass has added titles like Final Fantasy 12: The Zodiac Age, The Falconeer, Project Winter and Wolfenstein: Youngblood thus far in February. It should be interesting to see if any other titles will close out the remaining few days of month. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks.

After some not-so-subtle teasing, Microsoft has confirmed that Remedy Entertainment’s Control will be coming to Xbox Game Pass on December 3rd. It will be available for console players and also playable on Android. The Game Bakers’ RPG Haven will be out on the same day for console and PC subscribers. PC subscribers will also finally get their hands on DOOM Eternal.

Other titles slated for the same day include RAGE 2 for Android, Slime Rancher for consoles and Android, Va-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action for PC, and Yes, Your Grace for all three platforms. Dragon Quest 11 S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition arrives on December 4th for console and PC subscribers. Next week sees the release of Call of the Sea for console, PC and Android.

Monster Sanctuary will be exiting Steam Early Access on the same day and available to console and Android players on Game Pass. The recently announced Unto The End will be available on December 9th for console and PC subscribers. On December 10th, Assetto Corsa, Gang Beasts, Superhot: Mind Control Delete, Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair, and GreedFall will be added to the service. Overall, it’s a very packed month for subscribers – stay tuned for updates on other titles as they’re added.

Superhot Team’s next big slow-mo shooting adventure is out very soon. Superhot: Mind Control Delete will be coming to Xbox One, PC and PS4 on July 16th, having been in Steam Early Access since December 2017. Check out the launch trailer below in all of its snazzy glory.

The objective of Superhot: Mind Control Delete is to provide a lot more content. It’s bigger and encompasses different “builds” and play styles. You can even unlock different skills, techniques and hacks to overcome foes. That being said, your enemies will be much more intelligent and dangerous this time around.

If you’ve purchased the original on any platform, then you’ll receive Superhot: Mind Control Delete for free. Switch players of the original can also receive a DRM-free version of the title for PC. There are currently no plans to bring the game to VR but given the success of the original game on the platform, it shouldn’t be entirely ruled out. Stay tuned for more details in the coming days.