Dune: Spice Wars, Persona 5 Tactica, and Rollerdrome are coming to Xbox Game Pass
Strategy and style.
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What you need to know
As the end of 2023 draws closer, there’s a few more games on the way to play.
That means there’s another batch of titles on the way forXbox Game Passsubscribers, as shared by Microsoft on Tuesday viaXbox Wire. Even thoughfar more games were added earlier in the month, there’s still a couple of things for fans of strategy games and stylish art direction to look forward to.
Dune: Spice Warsis already available in PC Game Pass, and now it’s headed to Xbox consoles. Meanwhile, Persona 5 Tactica is also on the way, as is the previously PlayStation console exclusive Rollerdrome. Here’s the full details of when to expect what:
Today
November 17
November 28
Leaving November 30
As always, there’s a handful of games exiting Xbox Game Pass or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. This time, it’s primarily due to EA turning off the servers for some older Battlefield games, so get those last matches of Bad Company 2 in quick!
A smaller but solid end to the month
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Obviously there aren’t as many games being added here in the second half of the month, but these are some solid games. While I haven’t played it, I know a lot of people loved Rollerdrome. I can vouch for Dune: Spice Wars on PC, so if the controls are great on Xbox as well, it’ll be a strategy game that everyone should enjoy.
Especiallysince Dune: Part Two got delayed to March next year. I was really looking forward to that, but I’m glad when I finally see it, it’ll be after SAG-AFTRA was able to achieve a deal after going on strike.
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