Xbox Game Pass is expanding its game collection in the upcoming months, starting with the inclusion of seven new games from mid-April to May. One of the highly anticipated additions is Redfall, which will be available on its release day. This game immerses players into a mysterious island town infested with vampires who have plunged it into perpetual darkness. Players can enjoy Redfall in both solo and co-op modes, and there are plans to remove the always-online requirement for solo play. The game will be available on PC, Xbox Cloud Gaming, and Xbox Series S/X on May 1.
Minecraft Legends is already accessible on Xbox Game Pass, offering players the opportunity to become a heroic warrior fighting against the adorable yet threatening piglins in the Overworld. This strategy-focused game requires players to gather resources, rally mobs, and engage in battles, building structures, and PvP combat.
Survival skills come into play in Medieval Dynasty, which will arrive on Xbox One on April 20 (already available on PC and Xbox Series S/X). In this game, set in the early Middle Ages of Europe, players assume the role of a young man fleeing from war and aspiring to change his destiny. The game takes you through a saga, starting as an inexperienced peasant and progressing to become a skilled individual defending against wildlife, gathering resources to establish settlements, and eventually founding a prosperous dynasty.
Homestead Arcana is another game that emphasizes farming simulation. Players embody the role of a Witch who pioneers a new territory corrupted by an enigmatic Miasma. By building a homestead from scratch, tending to plants, and healing the afflicted land, players seek to revive and rejuvenate their surroundings. Homestead Arcana will be available on April 21 for PC, Xbox Cloud Gaming, and Xbox Series S/X.
The Last Case of Benedict Fox takes players on a Lovecraftian journey, where secret organizations and forbidden rituals unfold as they explore the memories of the recently deceased to uncover clues. The main character, Benedict Fox, is connected to an unholy demon companion who grants him extraordinary abilities to solve puzzles and combat physical manifestations of traumas in surreal worlds. By utilizing unique weapon combinations such as firearms, knives, and tentacles, players can triumph over diabolical enemies. The game will be released on April 27 for PC and Xbox consoles.
Cassette Beasts, reminiscent of Pokémon, allows players to collect monsters and engage in turn-based combat within an open-world RPG. The unique aspect of this game is the ability to transform into these creatures after recording them on retro cassette tapes and utilizing their powers in battles. Cassette Beasts will be available on PC starting April 26. Additionally, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle Special Edition offers an exciting crossover fighting experience that brings together beloved characters from franchises such as Persona, Under Night In-Birth, RWBY, and others. Players can assemble their dream fighting team and compete in thrilling arena matches. The game launches on April 27 for cloud, console, and PC.
Here is a comprehensive list of the upcoming games arriving on Xbox Game Pass, starting from April 18:
April 18 (now available)
Minecraft Legends — PC, cloud, and console
April 19
Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly — PC, cloud, and console
April 20
Medieval Dynasty — Xbox One
April 21
Homestead Arcana — PC, cloud, Xbox Series S/X
April 26
Cassette Beasts — PC
April 27
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle Special Edition — PC, cloud, and console
The Last Case of Benedict Fox — PC and console
May 1
Redfall — PC, cloud, and Xbox Series S/X
In addition, Microsoft has notified users about the departure of certain titles from the service. On April 30, Bugsnax, Destroy All Humans!, Dragon Quest Builders 2, Tetris Effect Connected, and Unsouled will no longer be accessible. However, users have the option to purchase these games at a discounted price of 20% before they are removed from the service.
Notably, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership codes are now available for purchase at retail stores in India, including Amazon India. These codes are priced at Rs. 499 for one month and Rs. 1,499 for three months, providing a cost-effective option compared to buying directly from the Microsoft website.
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