Xbox Game Pass is getting Cities Skylines 2, Jusant, Dead Space remake, and more
Steep climbs and spooky times.
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What you need to know
The month of October is over halfway done, which means it’s the right time to play more games.
As shared viaXbox Wire, players onXbox Game Passcan look forward to a number of new games added to the service in the coming days. While the samurai adventureLike a Dragon: Ishin!is available today, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can look forward to the Dead Space remake soon as well.Jusant, the climbing story from Don’t Nod that was revealed during the Xbox Games Showcase earlier this year, is also arriving this month. Here’s the full list of games coming to Xbox Game Pass:
October 19
October 24
October 26
October 31
Leaving October 31
As always, there are some games exiting Xbox Game Pass at the end of the month, meaning that if you want to keep playing them, you’ll need to buy them. If you buy them before they’re gone, you’ll get a discount, so act fast. Here’s the list of titles that’ll be leaving soon:
Analysis: A solid spooky month
This is a pretty good month for Xbox Game Pass, and if you haven’t yet played Motive’s Dead Space remake, it should absolutely be at the top of your list.In myreview of the Dead Space remake, I wrote that “Motive Studios delivers a remake that isn’t just a faithful adaption of Dead Space for the modern age, but a love letter to the entire franchise. New narrative tweaks, the addition of a talking protagonist, and open exploration across the ship add up to a stellar horror experience.”
As for the games that are leaving, I highly recommend trying Signalis, which is a scary game multiple friends have recommended. You’d also do well to just go ahead and buy Persona 5 Royal, because if you aren’t a significant ways through it already, you’re not going to be finishing it before it exits the service.
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Samuel Tolbert is a freelance writer covering gaming news, previews, reviews, interviews and different aspects of the gaming industry, specifically focusing on Xbox and PC gaming on Windows Central. You can find him on Twitter@SamuelTolbert.
