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Hellblade II, Immortals Of Aveum, Lords Of The Fallen, And More Head To Xbox Game Pass This Month
It's a stacked month for Xbox Game Pass subscribers. The long-awaited Senua's Saga: Hellblade II launches onto the service next week, and noteworthy 2023 titles such as Immortals of Aveum, Lords of the Fallen, Humanity, and Chants of Sennaar join the library. Take a look at all the games coming as well as those leaving Game Pass at the end of the month. We've also included links to our reviews for applicable titles.
What's Coming To Game Pass
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (Console, PC, Cloud) - Today | Our Review
Chants of Sennaar (Console, PC, Cloud) - May 15
EA Sports NHL 24 via EA Play (Cloud) - May 16
Immortals of Aveum via EA Play (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) - May 16 | Our Review
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) - May 21
Galacticare (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) - May 23
Hauntii (Console, PC, Cloud) - May 23
Moving Out 2 (Console, PC, Cloud) - May 28
Humanity (Console, PC, Cloud) - May 28 | Our Review
Lords of the Fallen (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) - May 30 | Our Review
Fireworks (PC) - June 4
Rolling Hills (Console, PC, Cloud) - June 4
What’s Leaving Game Pass on May 31
Chicory: A Colorful Tale (Console, PC, Cloud) | Our Review
Farworld Pioneers (Console, PC, Cloud)
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle (Console, PC, Cloud)
Pac-Man Museum Plus (Console, PC, Cloud)
Little Witch in the Woods (Console, PC, Cloud)
Railway Empire II (Console, PC, Cloud)
Products In This Article
Moving Out 2
Humanity
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