After the monumental podcast, consisting of some heavy names from Xbox, we got a clear picture of how this long-hailed console company is shaping up its future along with Xbox Game Pass. Xbox has decided it will make its first-party titles cross-platform. Along with it, fans are going to be fascinated with Activision and Blizzard titles after the historic acquisition. And that fascination might have begun with the addition of Diablo 4 to the Xbox Game Pass.
However, it’s just the beginning, as more and more Activision-Blizzard titles are going to be added to the subscription service. Not only that, but major third-party titles will also join the party. Let’s get straight into this article and take a closer look at the upcoming Xbox Game Pass titles.
Many Popular Titles Are Going to be on the Xbox Game Pass
In February, we have already seen titles like Persona 3 Reload, Anuchard, Resident Evil 3 Remake, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, and many other games being added to the Game Pass. Now, as things stand, there are a flurry of titles to be added to the pass in the near future:
- Elder Scrolls 6
- Dead Static Dive
- Warhammer 40,000: Darktide
- Way to the Woods
- Fable
- The Outer Worlds 2
- South of Midnight
- Bushiden
- Clockwise Revolution
- Contraband
- She Dreams Elsewhere
Here is a look at the Xbox Studios Roadmap updated for February 2024 💚🎮 pic.twitter.com/KsrTwm65My
— Game Pass Tracker (@gamepasstracker) February 17, 2024
These are some of the confirmed titles that will be coming to Game Pass in 2024, although the release dates of these titles haven’t been revealed yet.
Other titles are queuing up as well, with confirmed release dates:
- MLB The Show 24 (19th March)
- Diablo 4 (28th March)
- Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (23rd April)
- Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II (21st May)
- S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chernobyl (5th September)
The future of Xbox Game Pass is ridiculously optimistic, and after all these recent announcements it seems the brand and company itself is on a more sure footing.
Xbox Is Ensuring Long-term Sucess
In terms of exclusivity, Xbox has always lagged behind PlayStation. But after the arrival of Starfield and the $70 billion merger deal with Activision Blizzard, Xbox showed us that it wouldn’t be lagging behind its arch-rivals.
Despite reaching fans through its first-party titles, Xbox doesn’t want to restrict itself to its consoles only. That is why, Xbox has decided their four unannounced exclusive titles will be going to other platforms as well. According to the sources, these four titles could be Hi-Fi Rush, Pentiment, Sea of Thieves, and Grounded. Microsoft has stated that they have taken this step to ensure long-term success, which will not only impact the company but also the gaming industry as a whole.
Players expected the highly anticipated Bethesda title, Starfield, to go cross-platform. But the CEO of Xbox, Phil Spencer, has ruled out this possibility, along with Indian Jones. Although there are speculations that these two titles, followed by other games, will be playable on other platforms very soon.
Xbox Game Pass has always been a treat for subscribers, with tons of games to play without actually buying them. Now, the future of this subscription service looks more fascinating. What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
