Xbox Game Pass It continues its path impassively to continue accumulating more and more titles and both on PC and consoles, it is already on the verge of exceeding 500 games available. An amount that, obviously, no human life can easily attend to but that at least serves Microsoft as a publicity claim to convince us that there is nothing better in this world.
And by faith it is achieving it since, although the part of the exclusives for its consoles remains stranded, with hardly any news and few joys, in what has to do with this flat rate the news happens at a dizzying pace and allows many gamers have enough launches to not need to go to the news that the market offers month after month.
Xbox Game Pass will host two great titles
The fact is that now we stop at two titles that many media are already giving as if they will belong to the list of news of Xbox Game Pass for these months. Not so much because May is going to be the moment in which we see them land in the service as there is evidence that they will be there within a relatively short period. And I’m sure you’ve heard of them.
These are two great games as they are Lords of the Fallen and Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts 2. The first of them a release from last year that was especially considered and valued by fans of the soulslike and it seems that fame came quite late in its launch; and the second one of those niche games, which have their own audience and which puts us in the shoes of a precise sniper on a special mission in the Middle East and which are perfect to use with a keyboard and mouse and aim with the greatest possible precision.
In both cases, it has been thanks to CI Games that we have learned that they have signed an agreement with Microsoft to bring both games to Xbox Game Pass, although without specifically specifying the date on which they will arrive. It is not known if it will be within the month of May or already facing the summer when the news usually drops a little in level. So these two games are here to slightly raise the average quality of the contributions to the North American flat rate.
A soulslike before the Elden Ring expansion
In case of Lords of the Fallen It has been especially curious because its launch last year was overshadowed by the studio’s doubts at the last minute, which chose to change the name and give it the same as the launch almost a decade ago, a first Lords of the Fallen which we could consider as a precursor to this game that will soon arrive Xbox Game Pass.
has a soul hack’n slash but with the typical complexity of a souls that, precisely, this year will see the arrival of the expansion of Elden Ring in June. So as a preventive measure, nothing better than waiting for his arrival with another first cousin of ideas and game mechanics.
