Microsoft has announced the new additions to Xbox Game Pass for May, which include exciting titles such as Cassette Beasts, Railway Empire 2 and Planet of Lana.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers get new games every month, which range from old favorites to fresh releases. In May, gamers won’t miss out on the irresistible offers, as Microsoft officially released the list of games coming to the service.
The May lineup includes games like Cassette Beasts, a Pokemon-like adventure game with musical elements and retro style. In the game, we can collect and fight with various monsters, while roaming a post-apocalyptic world. Cassette Beasts arrives on Xbox Game Pass for console on May 25.
Also debuting on May 25 is Railway Empire 2, where we have to build and manage a railway empire. In the game, we can have more than 200 trains and more than 1000 buildings, while paying attention to the economic and political situation. Railway Empire 2 will be available on console, PC and cloud.
On May 23, Planet of Lana arrives, which is a beautiful hand-drawn platformer game. In the game, we control Lana, a little girl who has to save her planet from an external threat with her furry companion. Planet of Lana will also be available on console and PC.
You can see the full list below:
- Redfall – May 2 (Cloud, PC and Xbox Series X|S)
- Ravenlok – May 4 (Console, PC and Cloud)
- Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2 – May 11 (Console and PC)
- FIFA 23 (EA Play) – May 16 (Console, PC and Cloud)
- Eastern Exorcist – May 18 (Console and PC)
- Ghostlore – May 18 (Console)
- Planet of Lana – May 23 (Console and PC)
- Cassette Beasts – May 25 (Console)
- Massive Chalice – May 25 (Cloud and Console)
- Railway Empire 2 – May 25 (Console, Cloud and PC)
- Chicory: A Colorful Tale – May 30 (Console and PC)
However, some games are leaving Xbox Game Pass at the end of May:
- Europa Universalis (PC)
- Evil Genius 2: World Domination (Cloud, Console and PC)
- FIFA 21 (Console and PC) EA Play
- Floppy Knights (Cloud, Console and PC)
- Lawn Mowing Simulator (Cloud, Console and PC)
Source: Game Rant
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