Xbox Game Pass confirms three more day one titles that will be released for Microsoft's popular subscription service in April 2025.

March isn’t even here yet, but Xbox Game Pass has revealed a game that will be coming to the service in May. This morning, Xbox and Anna Purna Interactive announced a May 28th release date for To a T.

A new trailer for the shopkeeping simulator meets RPG meets roguelike action, "Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault" gives players a peek at the upcoming adventure game.

Spiritfarer developer Thunder Lotus reveals the release date for its next title, 33 Immortals, which is also coming to Xbox Game Pass on day one.

Balatro is coming to Xbox Game Pass today, and it's getting a free update, with cards based on Assassin's Creed, Bugsnax, and more.

Subscribers to Xbox Game Pass — Microsoft's all-you-can-eat gaming service that gives its members access to hundreds of games in exchange for a monthly fee — will be happy to hear that one of 2024's best and most popular games is now available to play on it.

So, sure, GamePass is reasonably successful for what it is — but it definitely hasn’t changed the world like Netflix did to Hollywood. People are still mostly buying new games, sometimes even still on a disc from Best Buy or Walmart. Streaming a game to your phone or TV over the cloud remains pretty niche.

Given the game went number one on Steam last week, it sounds like Avowed has sold rather well then, despite being included in Xbox Game Pass on day one. Game Pass is only applicable for the Xbox and Microsoft Store PC versions though - Steam users would have to purchase the game, and purchase it they seem to have done.

There's one major game hitting Game Pass this week, but if Avowed isn't your style we have plenty of other excellent new Xbox games you can play this weekend.