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Xbox Game Pass Launching Its First 6 Games in November

Subscribers may get ready for some exciting launches.

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In October, the Xbox Game Pass service will be further expanded with, among others, Scorn, A Plague Tale: Requiem or Persona 5 Royale, but subscribers can already fire up their game pads for more highlights. The first titles that will hit Microsoft’s catalog next month have been announced.

The end of the year is shaping up to be a great one for Xbox Game Pass customers, all thanks to an incredibly promising lineup of games added in October.

Meanwhile, we can be certain that the Microsoft company will not rest on its laurels and already has its schedule for the next weeks worked out. Currently, we are informed about the six games that will be added to the subscription next month.

Xbox Game Pass: the first six games for November

  • 01.11 – The Legend Of Tianding,
  • 03.11 – Ghost Song,
  • 04.11 – Humankind,
  • 08.11 – Football Manager 2023,
  • 15.11 – Pentiment,
  • 22.11 – Gungrave G.O.R.E.

The items for the first days of November have mostly been confirmed, and we can therefore suspect that the Redmond giant’s upcoming announcement is going to be for five of the six titles.

Gamers should again expect a diverse set of launches, as basically only The Legend Of Tianding and Humankind have made their debuts on other platforms before, but there will also be upcoming launches on Xboxes, among others.

The package above is characterized by a good deal of diversity – an arcade (The Legend Of Tianding), a metroidvania (Ghost Song), a 4X turn-based strategy (Humankind), the best-known football manager (Football Manager 2023), an adventure game (Pentiment) and a third-person action shooter (Gungrave G.O.R.E) are among those included.

Two of the projects in particular, Humankind and Football Manager 2023, at least, are solid entries in the AAA segment, which should not disappoint the expectations of genre fans.

This is of course only the beginning of the news prepared by Microsoft for November, but gamers may already be rubbing their paws at the announcements that are likely to come in the near future.

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