The holidays are almost over, but not the summer. You still have time to enjoy a few games before the back-to-school hustle and bustle. Microsoft is announcing the list of games that will soon be joining Xbox Game Pass. This is still the first month with price increases, and it's hard to say whether the news has gone down well or badly with subscribers. Still, players will be treated to a few interesting titles, including the open beta of Call of Duty Black Ops 6.
- Atlas Fallen(Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S) – August 22
- Core Keeper(Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S) – August 27
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 6: Early Access Open Beta – August 30
- Star Trucker(Cloud, Console, and PC) – September 3
From simulation to action, games promise a lot of energy and destructive vibes. While Atlas Fallen is a title validated by the editorial staff, others have yet to prove themselves to players. This will be the first time that the next Call of Duty will be playable by the general public, and also the first time that an opus of the franchise will be integrated into the Game Pass catalog, at no additional cost.
These games are leaving the catalog
In the Game Pass, arrivals are always accompanied by some departures. On August 31, subscribers must cross out the following titles:
- Atomic Heart(Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Guilty Gear -Strive-(Cloud, Console, and PC)
- NBA 2K24(Cloud and Console)
How to enjoy all these games?
As a reminder, Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service offered by Microsoft on Xbox and PC. Following the changes in formulas and increases announced last July, new console subscribers must now choose between Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (17.99 euros per month) or Xbox Game Pass Core (6.99 euros per month).The Xbox Game Pass Ultimate gives access to the entire catalog (day-one releases and EA Play) and allows you to play on console, PC and cloud. The Xbox Game Pass Core includes more than 35 games and access to online multiplayer (it is the successor to Xbox Live Gold). Finally, the Game Pass PC is now billed 11.99€and offers access to the entire catalog as well as EA Play.
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