As with every month that passes by, Xbox Game Pass has more and more games added to the service. Another three have been added.
3 new games have arrived on Xbox’s titular subcription service. With every passing month, Xbox Game pass grows to impossible lengths with more and more titles of greater and greater renown becoming available on the platform. This past month has been no exception as the three titles that have been added are each stellar in their own right.
The official xbox game pass twitter in all of it’s consistent snarky glory often posts about the newest drops. For this drop, the official twitter stated this:
The three games added to Xbox Game Pass are:
Unsouled developed by one man developer Me Gusta games is a fascinating action-rpg with a very unique aesthetic. You can battle your way through intense and bloody environments. The game’s interactable environment is one of it’s main features and should not be understated in terms of the title’s quality.
Bugsnax developed by Young Horses is another stellar title. An adventure that guides you across all of Snaktooth island, Bugsnax takes players on a journey as they attempt to wrangle these half-bug half-snack creatures. It’s a very cute game that features diverse environments and over 100 unique species of Bugsnax to discover, hunt or capture using a wide variety of tools.
The undisputed stand-out in this set of games is none other than NBA 2K22. The most recent iteration of the famous NBA 2K series is a fantastic basketball title featuring all of the games best players. It features the best and most intuitive gameplay of the series with some of the best visuals found in the games industry. Visual Concepts are always innovating in the world of sports games and NBA 2K22 is absolutely no different.
Do not miss these titles in your exploration of Xbox Game Pass, any of these games would be a worthy addition to your ever growing game library.
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