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.

Terra Invicta puts players in charge of one of seven playable factions. Each of these factions have their own play style and stances towards alien interlopers.

Gameplay revolves around the factions trying to gain complete control over the different nations of Earth, ultimately using the unified resources to jumpstart humanity’s expansion into space.

The entire solar system is available in the game’s constantly-changing strategic map, and players will have to enhance the abilities of their politicians, scientists and operatives to be able to pull ahead.

Terra Invicta also features designs for its spaceships that draw from scientific speculation and hard science fiction, and its pausable real-time combat system involves gaining a mastery over zero-gravity momentum and the ability to maneuver in 3D space.

Terra Invicta is available on Steam and GOG, and is priced at $39.99, €39.99, £34.99, or ¥4980.