Grounded, Nowhere Prophet, and more join Xbox Game Pass in July
These are some great games!
What you need to know
- Every month, Xbox Game Pass adds new games to the service.
- Grounded, Nowhere Prophet, and more titles are joining soon.
- Ashes Cricket, Rime, and more are also leaving in a few days.
- You can subscribe to Xbox Game Pass through the Microsoft Store.
Today, Microsoft revealed the new games coming to Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One and PC. There are a lot of excellent titles in there like Grounded, Nowhere Prophet, and more. You can take a look at the games and descriptions below, as shared by Xbox Wire.
Forager
Forager should join Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One and PC on July 16.
Mount & Blade: Warband
Mount & Blade: Warband should join Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One on July 16.
Carrion
Carrion should join Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One and PC on July 23.
Golf With Your Friends
Gold With Your Friends should join Xbox Game Pass on PC on July 23.
Grounded
Grounded should join Xbox Game Pass through Xbox Game Preview for Xbox One and PC on July 28.
Nowhere Prophet
Nowhere Prophet should join Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One and PC on July 30.
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The Touryst
The Touryst should join Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One and PC on July 30.
Yakuza Kiwami 2
Yakuza Kiwami 2 should join Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One and PC on July 30.
However, a few games are leaving Xbox Game Pass too on July 31. You can take a look at the complete list for Xbox One and PC below.
- Ashes Cricket (Xbox One)
- Rime (Xbox One and PC)
- The Banner Saga 3 (Xbox One and PC)
Out of all of these, Rime will be missed the most. If you haven't played it yet, be sure to check it out before the end of the month. If you're an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate member, be sure to check out new perks too.
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