Microsoft's service continues to expand with a list of video games that includes many of the third party hits.
X019 served as the stage to announce many of the video games that will join the Xbox Game Pass catalog for the coming months. One of the stars is the Final Fantasy saga, whose main games will be published soon. However, the American company still keeps several aces in its sleeve. While The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was confirmed, it has been revealed that both this title and eFootball PES 2020 and other products will debut in the service throughout this December.
The standard edition of the Konami football simulator will arrive on the Xbox Games Pass console version on December 12, while The Witcher 3 will do the same on the 19th of that same month. This is the complete list of available games:
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– Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) December 4, 2019
All games that join Xbox Game Pass in December
- My friend Pedro: December 5 (console and PC)
- Naruto to Boruto Shinobi Striker: December 5 (console)
- Demon's Tilt: December 6 (console and PC)
- Wandersong: December 6 (console)
- eFootball PES 2010: December 12 (console)
- Tom Clancy's The Division: December 12 (console)
- Overcooked! December 2: 12 (console)
- Pathologic 2: December 12 (console and PC)
- The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt: December 19 (console)
- Europa Universalis IV: date to be confirmed (PC)
- Metro Last Light Redux: date to be confirmed (PC)
- Farming Simulator 17: date to be confirmed (PC)
- Faeria: date to be confirmed (PC)
- Age of Wornders Planetfall: date to be confirmed (PC)
- Human Fall Flat: date to be confirmed (PC)
Xbox Game Pass has just added Halo Reach to the PC Xbox Game Pass. The title is the first of the Halo: The Master Chief Collection, which will bring together several of the main saga titles starring the Master Chief. The first Halo: Combat Evolved betas are scheduled to take place at the beginning of the year.
Microsoft's subscription service gives access to a library of hundreds of games, including all the company's first-party titles.
