Xbox Game Pass subscribers have a lot to look forward to this year with a range of exciting new titles set to be added to the subscription service. One such title is “Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name” which will be available to members for free on day one, starting from November 9th. In this game, players will take on the role of Kazama Kiryu, a famous Yakuza who fakes his death to protect his family. Kiryu must once again put on the black suit and work as a bodyguard known as “Joryu” but soon finds his cover threatened by a mysterious figure from his past. This sets off a frenzy of crazed events across the streets of Japan, with players having to fight their way through hordes of enemies.
Another highly anticipated addition to the Xbox Game Pass is “Like a Dragon: Ishin!” which is set to arrive sometime this year. This game takes players on a journey back to 1860s Japan where they will assume the role of Sakamoto Ryoma, a lone samurai. Ryoma finds himself in a situation where he must clear his name of murder and restore honor to his family’s legacy. As players navigate this historical adventure, they will have to utilize traditional samurai clothing and weaponry to fend off enemies. Developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio faced numerous challenges in bringing this game to Xbox Game Pass, as it was once thought to be impossible to port. However, through their efforts, players will get to experience this incredible game for free as part of their subscription.
On November 17th, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will also be treated to the addition of “Persona 5 Tactica.” This game transports the Phantom Thieves into a bizarre realm inspired by Medieval Europe. In this realm, the citizens live under the oppressive rule of the Legionnaires. Players will engage in turn-based combat, utilizing strategic planning to overcome their foes. Additionally, “Persona 5 Tactica” introduces a new Quest system that offers special stages and rewards for completion. This highly stylized game will be available on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X.
Fans of courtroom drama and investigations will be pleased to know that the original “Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy” is coming to Xbox Game Pass on September 26th. This collection includes all 14 episodes from the first three games, allowing players to conduct hardcore investigations and fight to save their clients in engaging courtroom battles. It’s an opportunity to revisit or experience for the first time the beloved franchise that has captivated players with its gripping narratives.
For racing enthusiasts, the highly anticipated “Forza Motorsport” is set to release on October 10th. This installment showcases the stunning Japanese Hakone race track, surrounded by beautiful cherry blossom trees. Players can expect realistic gameplay and breathtaking graphics that immerse them in the world of racing.
If you’re in the mood for a more lighthearted gaming experience, “Mineko’s Night Market” might be the perfect choice. This adorable social simulation game allows players to unravel the secrets behind the mythical Sun Cat Nikko. Through solving puzzles, crafting peculiar items, and even having your cat participate in races, players will embark on a whimsical adventure. “Mineko’s Night Market” will be available on October 26th for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X.
Lastly, on April 23, 2024, Xbox Game Pass subscribers can look forward to the release of “Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes.” This classic JRPG offers an epic experience as players lead over 100 playable characters through the war-torn lands of Allraan. With its immersive storyline and engaging gameplay, this game is sure to capture the hearts of RPG fans.
Xbox Game Pass continues to deliver an impressive lineup of games, catering to a wide variety of interests. From intense action-packed adventures to lighthearted simulation games, there’s something for everyone. With the addition of these new titles, Xbox Game Pass proves to be a valuable subscription service for gamers who want to expand their gaming library and explore diverse gaming experiences.
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