RoboCop: Rogue City is next up on July 17th for the same, just in time for the Unfinished Business DLC. It’s joined by Saturday morning cartoon horror title My Friendly Neighborhood (available on Ultimate and PC Game Pass). July 18th marks the arrival of Back to the Dawn, a role-playing game focused on escaping from prison.

On July 22nd, Deep Field Games’ Abiotic Factor joins the fray for Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers. It will be exiting early access on the same day (and also available for PlayStation Plus Extra/Premium subscribers).

Nidhogg developer Messhof Games delivers something notably less bizarre with Wheel World on July 23rd, followed by Leenzee’s Wuchang: Fallen Feathers on July 24th. Capping off the month is Grounded 2, launching on July 29th into Game Preview, with Farming Simulator 25 starting August with a bang.

Check out the titles that will be leaving Game Pass on July 31st:

• Gigantic (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Turnip Boy Robs a Bank (Cloud, Console, and PC)

Wheel World puts players in the shoes of Kat – a young cyclist that is tasked with saving the eponymous Wheel World from collapsing. The game features an open world that players can explore by riding their bikes, whether on or off the road. Along the way, there will be other characters that will want to race.

One of the key aspects of Wheel World is its heavy emphasis on bicycle customisation. Players will get to choose from a wide variety of options, from the bike’s frame and handlebars, to even its wheels and other smaller details. Wheel World currently has a demo available that you can try out.

During the Annapurna Interactive Showcase, Mark Essen and Kristy Norindr, who make up Messhof, talk about the importance of biking in their lives. Norindr says that Wheel World is their most ambitious project, especially with the jump to 3D. Messen talks about hanging out and exploring, even without partaking in the challenges.

Players control Kat, who explores the world on her cycle and partakes in various races. You can go just about anywhere and customize the cycle in numerous ways. Though your main goal is to “save” Wheel World by collecting all the Legendary parts, there are plenty of secrets to discover and characters to interact with.

Wheel World launches this Summer for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PS4, Xbox One, and PC. A demo is now available on PC as part of the Steam Next Fest.

The games in question include Wheel World (from Niddhog developer Messhof Games), to a T (from Katamari Damacy designer Keita Takahashi), and Wanderstop (from Davey Wreden of The Stanley Parable fame). You can also look forward to titles like Morsels, Skin Deep, Faraway and Lushfoil Photography Sim.

The publisher also teased “a few more surprises,” which could mean anything from Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth and Mixtape to Silent Hill: Townfall (which Konami promised to deliver more updates on this year). Time will tell, so stay tuned.

Annapurna saw a major shakeup last year when president and co-founder Nathan Gary resigned alongside his entire staff. President of Interactive and New Media, Hector Sanchez, assured that all existing contracts would be honored, and so far, that seems to be the case.