Xbox Game Pass
We are only in the first days of September and it is already time to take stock of what will be the next arrivals in the Xbox Game Pass catalog. Microsoft's subscription service has accustomed us to big news on a monthly basis, and by now subscribers have got into the habit of always having something to play or just to try for the sake of satisfying their curiosity.
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Another title that you absolutely have to give a chance to is Metal Hellsinger: a mix between a frenetic first person shooter and a rhythm game with a metal soundtrack. These are just two of the eight titles that will be added to the Xbox Game Pass service during these first two weeks of September. There really is something for everyone, and if you are not yet a subscriber to the service this could be a great time to test the Game Pass and its countless videogame experiences.
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- Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) September 6, 2022
Disney Dreamlight Valley: Founder's Edition - from today (Cloud, Console, and PC) Opus Magnum - from today (PC) Train Sim World 3 - from today (Console and PC) Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation - from 13 September (PC) DC League of Super-Pets: The Adventures of Krypto and Ace - from 13 September (Cloud, Console, and PC) You Suck at Parking - from September 14th (Cloud, Console, and PC) Despot's Game - from September 15th (Console and PC) Metal: Hellsinger - from September 15th (PC and Xbox Series X | S)
First Batch Of Xbox Game Pass Games For September Has Five Day-One Titles
It's a new month, which means the next wave of Xbox Game Pass games have been announced for the first half of September 2022. This month kicks off strongly with multiple brand-new titles coming to the subscription service.
A few different games are dropping today, September 6, including Disney Dreamlight Valley: Founder's Edition, the Disney life-sim that's a little bit Stardew Valley. Game Pass members get exclusive cosmetic rewards and some in-game currency too, and it will be available on cloud, console, and PC.
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Now Playing: Great Xbox Game Pass Games Not To Miss
Also coming today is Opus Magnum, an open-ended puzzle game that sees you experimenting with machinery, only on PC Game Pass. Train Sim World 3 is also coming to console and PC today, another day-one title, and is exactly exactly what it sounds like: a train simulator game.
On September 13, the 'massive-scale real-time strategy game where you command entire armies on a dynamic battlefield,' Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation will be coming to PC Game Pass. DC League of Super-Pets: The Adventures of Krypto and Ace will be arriving the same day on cloud, console, and PC, which lets you play as Krypto and Ace as they attempt to uncover Lex Luthor's plan to steal Metropolis' stays.
You Suck at Parking joins Game Pass on September 14 on cloud, console, and PC. It's another day-one title, 'the world's most extreme parking game, and the only racing game where the goal is to stop.'
On September 15, another day-one game joins the service, Despot's Game, on console and PC, and it's a rogue-like tactics army battler where you guide puny humans through the titular Despot's Game.
Heavy metal, Doom, and rhythm game fans will want to check out Metal Hellsinger on the same day, the final day-one title playable on PC and Xbox Series X|S. It's a rhythm FPS 'brimming with diabolical enemies, powerful weapons, and metal music.'
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