Loop Hero, Ghostwire: Tokyo, Minecraft Legends, And More Confirmed For Xbox Game Pass’ April 2023 Lineup

For the ongoing Xbox Game Pass library, Microsoft has no plans to hesitate its ongoing rhythm. Howbeit, the last update for the service did stutter a bit. In that, the featured games were only MLB The Show 23 and Infinite Guitars: a single duo of games. Not to mention the other discovery in March too. In a statement to Eurogamer, it was confirmed that the $1 deal for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate would be no more after being in effect for years.

Regardless, there is more heat on the way nonetheless. Previously, Microsoft & Mojang Studios confirmed in January that Minecraft Legends is slated to release later in April. Additionally, Tango Gameworks also verified its own GhostWire: Tokyo is set to release this month as well following its unique launch of PlayStation 5 for the past year.

In a new update on Tuesday, Microsoft has revealed its full lineup. And it’s a normal amount once more. You can read the full list below: 

Console

Loop Hero – 4/4
Iron Brigade – 4/6
Ghostwire: Tokyo – 4/12
NHL 23 [EA Play] – 4/13
Minecraft Legends – 4/18

PC

Loop Hero – 4/4
Ghostwire: Tokyo – 4/12
Minecraft Legends – 4/18

Cloud

Iron Brigade – 4/6
Ghostwire: Tokyo – 4/12
Minecraft Legends – 4/18

Microsoft elsewhere in the Xbox Wire post does point notice towards other additions for Xbox Game Pass. Coffee Stain Studios’ Goat Simulator is once again available on Xbox Game Pass for Cloud, Console, and PC. Moreover, there is a new promotion which includes a 2 month subscription for Peacock Premium Plus as well.

Noted, there are a slew leaving Xbox Game Pass on April 15th. Those games are: Life is Strange: True Colors (Cloud; Console; PC), Moonglow Bay (Cloud; Console; PC), Panzer Corps II (PC), Rainbow Six Extraction (Cloud; Console; PC), The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk (Cloud; Console; PC), The Long Dark (Cloud; Console; PC), and , The Riftbreaker (Cloud; Console; PC).

Which Xbox Game Pass addition for April 2023 are you most excited for?

Source: Xbox Wire