As every month, the Game Pass offer will be expanded to include fresh titles in April 2023. This time Microsoft has a few highlights up its sleeve to delight subscribers.
Not only does April do what it wants, Microsoft is also undeterred and is delighting players with new Game Pass titles. Even if the Redmond group has not officially and fully announced the selection, we already know a few games that subscribers can look forward to in the coming weeks. Of course we don’t want to withhold them from you.
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Probably the biggest name is Ghostwire: Tokyo by Tango Gameworks. In the horror title of Resident Evil dad Shinji Mikami, you explore a ghost-infested Shibuya. The recording is particularly interesting since the game is already a year old. Although the development studio belongs to Zenimax, which in turn reports to Microsoft, there was a time-exclusive deal for a PlayStation-exclusive release. This is finally off the table and you can explore what the strange Hannya mask wearer is all about.
All space pilots, on the other hand, will certainly be happy about Everspace 2. The space shooter from the German developer Rockfish Games lets you experience fast-paced battles and garnishes the action with numerous role-playing elements.
But enough of the preamble, here are all the new Game Pass additions we know about so far. As mentioned, this list could expand after the official announcement by Microsoft. If that’s the case, we’ll let you know of course!
- 6. April – Everspace 2 (PC)
- April 12 – Ghostwire: Tokyo (Cloud, Console and PC)
- April 18 – Minecraft Legends (Cloud, Console and PC)
- 20. April – Coffee Talk: Episode 2 (Cloud, Konsole und PC)
- 26. April – Cassette Beasts (PC)
- 27. April – The Last Case of Benedict Fox (Cloud, Konsole und PC)
- April – Homestead Arcana (PC)
With Ghostwire: Tokyo, the horror experts at Tango Gameworks are stepping away from their traditional genre. Because this time there is a lot of action in an open world on the plan. Our test will tell you how well this works.
