Xbox Game Passusually makes two major announcements each month, one at the beginning and the other near the middle. It’s not opposed to announcing or shadow-dropping new Game Pass titles here and there, but this schedule is reliable for fans. As one set ofXbox Game Passtitles begins to wear down, a new selection helps keep the hype up.
For example,As Dusk Fallswas the only previously announced title for July 19, but now it seems fans can expect more games to join the service on July 19 too. In total, Xbox Game Pass has announced 5 more games coming to the service, 5 games leaving the service on July 31, and left plenty of room for surprises.
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JoiningAs Dusk Fallson Game Pass tomorrow, July 19, isWatch Dogs 2. Then, a couple of days later on July 21, fans will be able to pick upMotoGP22andTorment: Tides of Numenera. Insideis the last game slated, joining on July 29.
Xbox Game Pass List for July 2022
Boldedtitles are new announcements.
All in all, there’s a nice variety of titles here, even if some are a mixed bag. For example,As Dusk Fallsreviewshave dropped today, but the interactive criminal drama isn’t looking too hot with critics.Watch Dogs 2is a known title set in the San Francisco Bay Area, where players take on the role of a young hacker named Marcus Holloway.
InSins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion, players will be able to command a space-faring empire through RTS gameplay.MotoGPis the latest in the franchise and paraded as the most immersiveMotoGPexperience yet, complete with 120 rides, 20 circuits, and championships at every turn.
Finally, the last two are unique even among this varied selection.Tormentexplores Earth one billion years in the future, set in the science-fantasy setting of Numenera, as players make choices surrounding life and death in a world built on the bones of extinct civilizations. The last game isInside,a dark action platformer from Playdead—also known for the creation ofLimbo.
Xbox Game Passsubscribers get a handful of games every month.
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