Three more games will be coming to Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft’s game subscription service for Xbox One, and they’re all fairly interesting. The Gardens Between, Mutant Year Zero, and Strange Brigade are all coming to the service. One of these is, in fact, already available, as The Gardens Between launched for Xbox One yesterday.

Mutant Year Zero will release on December 4th, bringing some post-apocalyptic XCOM-like action to the Xbox One. The main hook of the game is that various anthropomorphic animals can serve as your squad-mates. Mutant Year Zero will also be coming to PS4 and PC on the same day.

Strange Brigade has been available on Xbox One, PS4, and PC for a while. The co-op third person shooter hits Xbox Game Pass on December 6th. With the number of free updates it has received, there should be more than enough reason to check out Rebellion’s latest. Xbox Game Pass subscriptions cost $9.99 per month, though first time subscribers can join for just $1.

The Gardens Between, a gorgeous adventure puzzle game with time manipulation, was originally announced at Sony’s Paris Games Week 2017 presentation. Developer The Voxel Agents has now announced a release for Nintendo Switch in Q3 2018 alongside the PS4 and PC versions. Along with offering portability, the Switch version will also have HD Rumble support. Check out the announcement trailer below.

The Voxel Agents co-founder Simon Joslin said, “The Gardens Between is an homage to the friendships from our childhoods that felt so impossibly large that the bonds could never be broken. We took inspiration from our own childhoods when building the narrative of The Gardens Between. We wanted to tap into something relatable, familiar and nostalgic. The magic of being a kid is fleeting, but the story of Arina and Frendt captures that enchantment in a beautiful package.”

The game sees two friends, Arina and Frendt, exploring a number of surreal islands while reflecting on their friendship and the memories they’ve made together. Interestingly, players won’t control the characters, but time itself. Time must be manipulated to solve different puzzles and eventually reach the peak of each isle. Light up the constellations and watch the story unfold in the process. Spoiler: It doesn’t appear to be entirely happy.

The Gardens Between will be present at Gamescom 2018 on Switch. If you’re attending the trade fair, then head to hall 3.2, booth A70 from August 21st to August 25th to check it out. After that, a playable version will make its way to PAX West, which runs from August 31st to September 3rd.