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Xbox Game Pass Welcomes Party Animals, Gotham Knights, PAYDAY 3, and More in Late September

Microsoft unveils an exciting lineup of new additions to Xbox Game Pass, featuring thrilling games like Party Animals, Gotham Knights, and PAYDAY 3.

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Microsoft has excited gamers worldwide by announcing a slew of new titles coming to Xbox Game Pass from late September to early October. Among the headlining additions are Party Animals, Gotham Knights, PAYDAY 3, and several others that promise hours of gaming excitement.

Lies of P (Cloud, Console, and PC) – Available on day one with Game Pass: Lies of P is a captivating soulslike game that takes the classic story of Pinocchio, flips it on its head, and immerses it in the darkly elegant ambiance of the Belle Epoque era.

As a player, you must adapt yourself and your arsenal to confront unimaginable horrors, untangle the enigmatic secrets of the city’s elite, and decide whether to face challenges with truth or rely on deception to surmount them on your journey of self-discovery.

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September 20

Party Animals (Cloud and Console) – Available on day one with Game Pass: Prepare for a wild brawl with or against your friends in Party Animals! Select your character from a diverse cast of adorable animals and engage in epic showdowns across various game modes to become the last one standing in this ultimate competitive brawler. Put your paws up, grab a plunger, and get ready to party like an animal.

September 21

PAYDAY 3 (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – Available on day one with Game Pass: PAYDAY 3 represents the explosive sequel to one of the most beloved cooperative shooters of the last decade.

Since its inception, the Payday series has delighted players with the thrill of meticulously planned and executed heists. This makes PAYDAY a high-octane, cooperative first-person shooter experience.

September 29

Cocoon (Console and PC) – Available on day one with Game Pass: Cocoon, created by Jeppe Carlsen, the lead gameplay designer of Limbo and Inside, takes players on an otherworldly adventure. Master the art of world-leaping mechanics to unravel a cosmic mystery.

October 3

Gotham Knights (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S): In a Gotham City left reeling from Batman’s absence, a sprawling criminal underworld has taken hold of the streets. Now, the responsibility to protect Gotham, restore hope among its citizens, bring discipline to its law enforcement, and instill fear in its criminals falls to the Batman Family—comprising Batgirl, Nightwing, Red Hood, and Robin.

The Lamplighter’s League (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – Available on day one with Game Pass: Embark on a thrilling journey of sneakery, thievery, and marksmanship in The Lamplighters League!

Explore a variety of captivating locations worldwide and outsmart your adversaries in tactical turn-based combat. If you play your cards right, you might just save the world.

Downloadable Content / Game Updates

September 22

EA Sports FC 2024: Early Access Trial – Welcome to The World’s Game: Experience EA Sports FC 24 for a full 10 hours starting September 22 with Game Pass Ultimate through EA Play. In addition to early access, members will receive a Welcome Pack and enjoy a 10 percent discount on FC 24 pre-orders and other EA digital content purchases.

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New League of Legends Champion: Briar, the Restrained Hunger: League of Legends introduces its latest champion, Briar, the Restrained Hunger. After years in captivity, Briar is now on the loose and eager to discern friend from foe. Game Pass members can dive into the action with this new jungler and make a feast of their enemies.

EA Sports UFC 4 Champion Fighter Customization Bundle: Game Pass Ultimate members can unlock the formidable heavyweights Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury. Additionally, they can claim both the Kumite Customization Pack and the Backyard Customization Pack. This bundle is available for redemption until October 5.

Apex Legends: Juiced Up Weapon Charm: Add some style to your weaponry with the Apex Legends Juiced Up Weapon Charm, accessible through your included EA Play membership until October 9.

Leaving September 30

Don’t miss out on the following games before they exit Xbox Game Pass on September 30. Plus, enjoy up to a 20 percent discount on your purchases to keep them in your gaming library:

  • Beacon Pines (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  • Despot’s Game (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  • Last Call BBS (PC)
  • Moonscars (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  • Outriders (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  • Prodeus (Cloud, Console, and PC)
  • Weird West (Cloud, Console, and PC)

Get ready for an exciting gaming season with these new additions and updates to Xbox Game Pass, providing countless hours of entertainment for subscribers.

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