The first Xbox Game Pass games for November include Tactics Metal Slug, Goat Simulator, Carrot Bank Robbery, and a ton of airplanes

A new month means new additions to Xbox Game Pass, and there’s a lot of variety in this new batch.

Do you want more games on Xbox Game Pass? You got them! Tomorrow, November 5th, the latest member of the “Metal Slug” series, “Metal Slug Tactics”, will be officially launched. “Immerse yourself in this dynamic tactical RPG with the thrill of a roguelite and experience the original series’ iconic run-and-gun action redefined,” the game’s description explains. It’s actually a one-day game too, so if you’re eager to play it at launch you can do so, and you can do it across cloud, console, and PC (but you’ll need Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass) ).

There’s actually a whole bunch of games coming up on November 6th, so buckle up. First up, there’s Go Mecha Ball, a “twin-stick shooter with roguelike progression” and “arcade-style levels,” as well as some “pinball-like physics” mixed in with an arsenal of devastating weapons. ” and The Rewinder, a “2D puzzle adventure game inspired by traditional Chinese folklore” where you can “enter people’s memories and influence their behavior.”

Like crime? Then, on November 6th we also have Carrot Boy Bank Robbery, the sequel to the beloved Carrot Boy Tax Escape, both of which I think are pretty self-explanatory. Finally, there’s Harold’s Halibut, a game made entirely of stop-motion animated models about “friendship and life aboard a city-sized spaceship submerged in an alien ocean.” The game is only available on Xbox Series X/S, but the other three games launching on November 6 are more widely available on the console, and you just need Game Pass Standard to play them.

The next title to launch on November 7th is Goat Simulator Remastered, a remastered version of the comedy classic that features some upgraded graphics and all of the game’s original DLC footage – this version is available on the cloud, PC and Xbox Series X /S, you need Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass. Finally, “Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024” will launch on November 19th, allowing you to fly a large number of aircraft around the world. The game also supports cloud, PC and Xbox Series X/S, and also requires Game Pass Ultimate (that is, PC Game )go through.

There are tons of games to play out there, so don’t come and give me crap about not having anything to play.