Microsoft has announced the latest lineup of Xbox Game Pass, which adds four new games for console and PC subscribers. The games include a cult indie title, a cooperative shooter, a horror action-adventure, and a classic strategy game.

Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service that allows users to play hundreds of high-quality console and PC games for a low monthly fee. The service also includes Xbox Live Gold and EA Play, which offer even more games and benefits for subscribers.

Microsoft regularly updates the Xbox Game Pass library with new games, some of which are available on day one. In early April, four new games will be added to the service, three of which are already playable and one that will debut on April 8.

The four new games are:

• Loop Hero: A cult indie title that challenges players to restore the world’s order in an endless loop. The game is a unique mix of card game, roguelike and idle game, where players have to design their path, equip their hero and fight against the evil Lich. The game is available on PC via Xbox Game Pass.
• Iron Brigade: A cooperative shooter where players have to control giant robots and defend the Earth from an alien invasion. The game allows players to customize their robots’ weapons and abilities, and cooperate with other players in teams of up to four. The game is available on console via Xbox Game Pass.
• Ghostwire: Tokyo: A horror action-adventure where players have to save Tokyo from a supernatural threat. The game lets players use paranormal abilities to fight against various creatures, while exploring the city’s mysteries and secrets. The game will be available on console and PC via Xbox Game Pass from April 8.
• Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition: A classic strategy game where players have to build and manage a civilization through the modern history. The game lets players choose from 16 different nations, and participate in more than 40 campaigns and battles. The game features many improvements and enhancements over the original version, such as new civilizations, new game modes, new graphics and sound, and full Hungarian localization. The game is available on PC via Xbox Game Pass.

The subscribers can therefore expand their game collection with four new games in early April, each offering a different genre and experience. Microsoft promises that more new games will arrive to the service in the following months, so there will always be something new to play.

Source: Gematsu