Xbox Game Pass
We have now reached the second half of July and as per tradition Microsoft is keen to let us know what are the next games coming to the Xbox Game Pass subscription service. As the catalog of available games expands more and more, subscribers will be able to enjoy extremely diverse experiences. Furthermore, as usual, some games arriving in the service directly from the launch day are also well present this time.Let's start with the addition that will be available for Xbox Game subscribers Pass directly from day one, that is As Dusk Falls. We have come to know the first work of Int./Night over the last few years in the various Xbox conferences, and it presents itself as a purely narrative experience with a very particular visual style. The story follows the events of two families and it will be up to the players to shape the story according to the choices they make.
Coming soon to @XboxGamePass: As Dusk Falls, Watch Dogs 2, Inside, and more! https://t.co/Vwj0ZJdokV
- Xbox Wire (@XboxWire) July 18, 2022
The news, however, does not end here, and let's see in detail which are the games coming soon to Xbox Game Pass.
As Dusk Falls: from July 19th on cloud, console and PC Ashes of the Singularity Escalation: from July 19th on PC Watch Dogs 2: from July 19th on cloud , console and PC MotoGP 22: from 21 July on cloud, console and PC Torment Tides of Numenera: from 21 July on cloud and console Inside: from 19 July on cloud, console and PC These are the new titles arriving in the second part of July 2022 on the Xbox subscription service
New Xbox Game Pass titles for July confirmed
We may be halfway through July already but the games keep rolling from Microsoft with the latest announcement of more titles being released on the Xbox Game Pass.
The upcoming selection that Microsoft will be offering includes Watch Dogs 2, Torment: Tides of Numenera, and more. Here are the Xbox Game Pass titles coming in the second half of July.
As Dusk Falls (Cloud, Console, PC) – July 19![](https://cdn1.dot<a href="https://www.feedinco.com/esports">esports</a>.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/18083638/latest-92.jpg)
Image via Xbox Game StudiosAs Dusk Falls is an interactive drama spanning 30 years. The crux of the game’s story involves two different families and their intertwining experiences after a robbery gone wrong in 1998. Every choice made can affect the outcome of the story, with multiple endings making for an open-ended experience.
Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation (PC) – July 19
Image via Stardock EntertainmentAshes of the Singularity: Escalation is a real-time strategy game by Stardock Entertainment where entire armies are commanded on a grand scale through wars taking place on multiple planets. These campaigns can be conducted via single-player with multiplayer capabilities.
Watch Dogs 2 (Cloud, Console, PC) – July 19
Image via UbisoftWatch Dogs 2 will have you playing as Marcus Holloway, a talented hacker fighting for justice. The game takes a shift from its prequel in Chicago to the San Franciso Bay area, a huge open world with lots of ways to play the game and unique ways to interact with Marcus’ surroundings.
MotoGP 22 (Cloud, Console, PC) – July 21
Image via Milestone S.r.I.MotoGP 22 is the latest installment in the MotoGP series, bringing all the realism and fun of next-gen technology to the franchise. The game offers more than 120 different bikes for players to ride with high-stakes action. With the game spanning over 20 different circuits and the competitiveness of the official championship, the excitement never ends.
Torment: Tides of Numenera (Cloud, Console) – July 21
Image via Techland PublishingTorment: Tides of Numenera is a fantasy sci-fi game set one billion years in the future. Players get to discover new worlds while making choices that will ultimately determine their fate in this dangerous journey where everything can be perceived as a threat.
Inside (Cloud, Console, PC) – July 29
Image via PlaydeadInside is an indie adventure game with a unique twist to it. It is a platformer with dark undertones and a narrative-driven experience that has received high praise from fans and critics for its art, soundtrack, and genuinely disturbing atmosphere.
While each of these games brings something new to the table, there are other titles that are going to be leaving the Xbox Game Pass on July 31:
Players can still get these games by purchasing them before they leave their store, with the membership bonus providing a discount of up to 20 percent.