The Xbox Game Pass library grows a little bigger this weekend

Seven more for the subscription service

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Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass subscription service was (and hopefully continues to be) a pleasant surprise. For $10 a month, it gives you access to 100+ games. Some are Xbox One titles, others are backward-compatible Xbox 360 games, and instead of streaming, you’re actually downloading them.

For the right type of person, that’s a dang good value. Where do we go from here, though? The next batch of games will join the Xbox Game Pass on Saturday, July 1. Here’s the fresh meat:

  • Dead Island Definitive Edition
  • Resident Evil 6
  • F1 2015
  • The Flame In The Flood
  • Guacamelee: Super Turbo Championship Edition
  • Bard’s Gold
  • Monaco: What’s Yours Is Mine

This group is not too terribly exciting for my tastes, but, anyone and everyone should play Guacamelee.

I feel like you’d need to play a ton of games to get the most out of a yearly sub, but that’s always the way with these services (anyone remember GameTap?). Nothing wrong with subscribing intermittently.

More Games Being Added To Xbox Game Pass On July 1st [Major Nelson]


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