Game Pass: A slow start to the month of May
A new month means new games coming to Game Pass and unlike past batches of games, there are only a few this time around, but some of them are very good.
Before the new games are detailed, though I suppose the art above does give you a clue as to what they are, we need to ensure you know about the games leaving. The below titles will be taken off the service on May 15, but if you opt to buy before then, you can save 20%.
Eastern Exorcist (Cloud, Console, PC)
Eiyuden Chronicle Rising (Cloud, Console, PC)
Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2 (Cloud, Console, PC)
Ghostlore (Cloud, Console, PC)
Just Cause 4 Reloaded (Cloud, Console, PC)
Norco (Cloud, Console, PC)
SD Gundam Battle Alliance (Cloud, Console, PC)
Supraland Six Inches Under (Cloud, Console, PC)
Here are the games being added to Game Pass.
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition – May 2
Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Xbox One
Returning Game
Endure high-octane combat, customize weapons and gear, and overcome gruelling environments to survive Lara Croft’s first adventure and uncover the island’s deadly secret.
Kona II: Brume – May 7
Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Xbox One
First Time Addition
Continuing the interactive tale of Kona, this title offers players an immersive first-person narrative experience with a unique storytelling mechanic. Explore the rustic setting of a rural mining village of Northern Canada in 1970 and uncover the mystery of the bizarre mist – the brume – that has engulfed the region.
Little Kitty, Big City – May 9
Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Xbox One
Day One Addition
In this open-world playground, you’re a curious little kitty with a big personality on an adventure to find your way back home. Explore the city, make new friends with stray animals, wear delightful hats, and leave more than a little chaos in your wake. After all, isn’t that what cats do best?
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons – May 14
Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Xbox One
Returning Game
Guide two brothers on an epic fairy tale journey from visionary Swedish film director Josef Fares and developer Starbreeze Studios. Solve puzzles, explore the varied locations, and fight boss battles, controlling one brother with each thumb stick.
