Your Game Pass Just Got a Lot Better: See the Heavyweight New Games for the End of March

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Microsoft has announced the second wave of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass in late March and early April, including several games from European studios. Subscribers can look forward to titles such as The Alters from Polish developer 11 bit studios, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 from French studio Sandfall Interactive, as well as highly anticipated games such as Disco Elysium, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. Unless otherwise noted, all titles below will be available on Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, and PC, and playable on Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Here’s the complete list of games and their release dates: Week of March 16 DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party (March 17) South of Midnight (March 18) – Also available on Cloud, Console, and Portable, and arrives on Game Pass Premium (already available on Ultimate and PC). The Alters (March 18) – Arrives on Game Pass Premium (already available on Ultimate and PC). Disco Elysium (March 19) Week of March 23 Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (March 24) – Also available on Cloud, Console, and Portable. Absolum (March 25)

New Games Arrive on Game Pass – Nova Roma (Mar 26), The Long Dark (Mar 30), Resident Evil 7 (Mar 31), Barbie Horse, Clair Obscur (Apr 2), Final Fantasy IV (Apr 7)

Nova Roma (March 26) – Day One release. Available on Game Pass Ultimate and PC. Playable on PC. Week of March 30 The Long Dark (March 30) – Playable on Cloud, Console, and PC. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (March 31) – Playable on Cloud, and Console. Barbie Horse Adventures (April 2) – Also available on Cloud, Console, and Portable. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (April 2) – Also available on Cloud, Console, and Portable, and arrives on Game Pass Premium (already available on Ultimate and PC). Week of April 6 Final Fantasy IV (April 7) Source.

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