For PS5 players, action hack and slash title Soulstice will be available. PS4 players can look forward to Tacoma, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and Killing Floor 2. A game trial for WWE 2K23 will also be available, though this is more than likely exclusive to PS Plus Premium.

It’s worth noting that several other titles like ELEX 2, Redout 2, MX vs ATV Legends, PAW Patrol Mighty Pups Save Adventure Bay, My Friend Peppa Pig and DC League of Super-Pets: The Adventures of Krypto and Ace for PS4 and PS5 are mentioned in a recent PlayStation Access video. You also have The Talos Principle: Deluxe Edition, Lonely Mountains: Downhill, Vampire: The Masquerade – Coteries of New York, A Hat in Time, Carto, Forager, Dodgeball Academia, The Wild at Heart and Thief coming to PS4.

Classics coming to PlayStation Plus Premium include Killzone: Liberation for the PSP and Worms and
Herc’s Adventure on the PlayStation One.

On June 10th, Darkest Dungeon will be available for console, cloud and PC players. The rogue-like dungeon crawler is renowned for its brutal difficulty, especially with managing the various afflictions that heroes can suffer. While this line-up may seem fairly sparse, it’s likely that more will be announced on June 13th when the Xbox and Bethesda showcase takes place.

On June 15th, a number of titles will be leaving the service. This includes Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (console), which is well worth playing before it’s gone; adventure titles Night Call and Observation; and rogue-likes West of Dead and Wizard of Legend. Stay tuned for more details on upcoming additions in the meantime.

Microsoft has revealed the next wave of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass for May with SnowRunner being out today for consoles, PC and the cloud. May 20th sees Peggle 2, EA’s colorful puzzle game, and Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville available for the cloud. Both titles require EA Play (available with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate) to play.

Secret Neighbor is out on the same but there’s also The Wild at Heart, an action adventure which sees two kids venturing into the Deep Woods, gathering Spritelings, and taking on twisted foes. The latter will be available for console and PC subscribers. On May 21st, EA’s Knockout City will be available on Xbox Game Pass for PC and EA Play.

May 25th sees the release of Maneater for console, cloud and PC subscribers while Conan Exiles arrives for consoles and the cloud on May 27th. Fuzion Frenzy, Joy Ride Turbo and MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries are all out for consoles on the same day. Meanwhile, PC subscribers get Slime Rancher and Solasta: Crown of the Magister, the latter being an RPG in the vein of old-school, tabletop titles. SpellForce 3: Soul Harvest rounds out the selection of titles for May.

The following titles will also be leaving Xbox Game Pass on May 31st:

• Assetto Corsa (Cloud and Console)
• Broforce (PC)
• Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5+2.5 Remix (Console)
• Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue (Console)
• Surviving Mars (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Void Bastards (Cloud, Console, and PC)

Keeping abreast of what’s coming to and leaving Xbox Game Pass can be a bit difficult, but luckily Pure Xbox is here to do it. In addition to Second Extinction and Destroy All Humans!, which are coming to Game Pass later this week, we’re also starting to get an idea of what’s coming in May, though this list will undoubtedly see additions in the future, likely during the first week of May.

On May 4th, Dragon Quest Builders 2 will be coming to consoles, PCs, and the cloud. The Wild at Heart comes to consoles on May 20th, with dates for other platforms to be decided. Knockout City comes to the console version of Game Pass at launch on May 21st, and FIFA 21 comes to Game Pass via EA Play sometime during the month.

But games coming also means games leaving. This month, the list of games leaving that we know of are relatively small. So far, it’s just FIFA titles, with FIFA 15, FIFA 16, FIFA 17, and FIFA 18 all leaving EA Play (and Game Pass) on May 6th.

Knockout City is obviously the biggest get here, but the rest are no slouches. We’ll likely get a better of idea of how Game Pass will look in May in the next week or so.

Among the many indie titles from the ID@Xbox Showcase stream was Moonlight Kids’ The Wild at Heart. Published by Humble Games, it sees two kids venturing to a hidden realm in the woods and embarking on all kinds of adventures. Check out the trailer below.

As players venture through the Deep Woods, which is full of Spritelings to collect and command, there’s lore to discover, puzzles to solve and materials to gather. Create structures, find loot and battle foes with the Spritelings while also utilizing the Gustbuster, a vacuum of sorts. Be careful when it gets dark though since twisted beings emerge from the shadows.

The Wild at Heart is coming Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S on May 20th with 4K Ultra HD and Smart Delivery support. It’s also in development for PC, though whether it will release on the same day as the console versions is unknown. Stay tuned for more details in the coming days.