Microsoft has just shared the list of new games coming to the Xbox Game Pass catalog in July 2023. Among the titles mentioned, we note the return of a behemoth signed Rockstar Games: GTA V of course!
Notice to Xbox Game Pass subscribers, Microsoft has found a way to make you forget the recent price increases announced. Indeed, the Redmond firm has just unveiled the list of games coming to the Game Pass catalog in July 2023. And as much to say that there is heavy.
For good reason, a behemoth signed Rockstar Games is making a comeback on the gaming service: some GTA V ! We no longer present the monster of the video game which exceeded 170 million in sales in 2022. In this opus launched in 2013 (already), the player in turn embodies Franklin, a young street hustler, Michael, a robber of seasoned bank exhausted by his family life, and Trevor, a terrifying psychopath in need of action. Together they will have to carry out a series of robberies to hope to get out alive of a dramatic situation.
But that’s not all of course, Microsoft has planned other games for this start of the summer period.
List of games coming to Xbox Game Pass in July 2023
- GTA V (Cloud & console) – Available
- Sword and Fairy: Together Forever (Cloud, Console & PC) – Available
- McPixel 3 (Cloud, console & PC) – July 6
- Common’hood (Cloud, Console & PC) – July 11
- Insurgency Sandstorm (PC) – July 11
- Exoprimal (Cloud, Console & PC) – July 14
- Techtonica (Game Preview) (Cloud, Console & PC) – July 18
- The Cave (Cloud & Console) – July 18
Apart from GTA V, we advise you to take a look at Insurgency: Sandstorm on PC, especially if you were disappointed by the latest Call of Duty and Battlefield. Indeed, this competitive FPS invites you to take part in bloody and demanding modern combats in PVP or PVE. The clashes are nervous, the weapons have punch and victory requires strong collaboration between team members.
In a completely different genre, Exoprimal, the latest Capcom production, might deserve your attention when it comes out. We summarize the principle: squads of exoskeletons of up to 4 players must face hordes of dinosaurs led by an artificial intelligence called Leviathan. As for fans of narrative adventure, they can jump on The Cavegame made by Ron Gilbert, the talented creator of Monkey Island.
