A bunch of great indie games are coming to Game Pass

Pour one for my back and maybe yours too. Undoubtedly too many promising indie games are coming to Xbox Game Pass. Too, Microsoft Flight Sim will finally take off on console, at least for those who have next-generation Xboxes. Here is all coming to Game Pass in the coming weeks.

July 20

• Battlefield V (Cloud, via EA Play)
• Crystals (Cloud, console, PC)

22nd of July

• Atomicrops (Cloud, console, PC)
• Raji: an ancient epic (Cloud, console, PC)
• Last stop (Cloud, console, PC)
• Blinx: The Time Sweeper (Cloud, console)
• Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge (Cloud, console)

July 27

• Microsoft Flight Simulator (Console, Xbox Series X / S only)

July 29

• Deadly Flame of the League (Cloud, console, PC)
• omno (Cloud, console, PC)
• Project winger (PC)
• Ascension (Cloud, console, PC)

Today sees the launch of Crystals. Last year the fucking gorgeous Turn-based RPG appeared amid a crop of demos on Xbox. The time manipulation mechanics were undoubtedly neat, but the demo was a bit too brief to explain in any meaningful way how they worked, so I can’t wait to jump into the full game to see if it stays interesting over the course of it. whole game.

Thursday, Raji: an ancient epic, a terrific action platformer steeped in Hindu mythology, is also launching. who is joined by Last stop, a well-written adventure game from the creators of the mystery game Virginia. Earlier this year, I had the chance to play through—and was impressed with–Last stopopening hours from. (Full disclosure: I’m currently playing the full game, but I can’t tell you what it looks like yet.)

All this is completed by Ascension, an isometric cyberpunk shooter that was slated to be the launch title for the Xbox Series X / S but was delayed just weeks before its release date. Release. Ascension local sports co-op, apparently, so even if it blows up I’m probably going to sink billions of hours into it.

As always, whenever Microsoft adds to the Game Pass library, it prunes the list as well. The following games will be leaving the Game Pass library on July 31:

• He’s hiding underneath (Console, PC)
• The tourist (Cloud, console, PC)
• Undermine (Cloud, console, PC)

TO TEAR APART Undermine, that we fair added to our list of the best games on Xbox Game Pass.

Xbox Game Pass is Microsoft’s on-demand gaming service. It’s $ 10 a month. The $ 15 a month The “Ultimate” tier, meanwhile, gives you a number of perks, including an Xbox Live Gold membership and in-app access to the EA Play library.