Celeste, PUBG, and more join Xbox Game Pass over the next month
Whether you’re in the mood for a horror title or a shooter, Xbox Game Pass is getting some new games to enjoy.
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What you need to know
Xbox Game Pass subscribers will have several new games to enjoy over the coming weeks.Microsoft announceda new list of titles on the way to Xbox Game Pass through the rest of October and into November. The lineup includes spooky games like Five Nights at Freddy’s and the popular battle royale title, PUBG.
The exact games that you’ll be able to play will differ depending on which devices you use and if you haveXbox Game PassorXbox Game Pass Ultimate. For example, PUBG is just coming to Game Pass subscribers on Android, while Celeste will be available to Game Pass subscribers on Android, Console, and PC.
Here’s the complete list of titles coming over the next few weeks.
Week of October 26:
Week of November 2:
Week of November 16:
These are just the new titles arriving on Game Pass. If you don’t have a subscription, make sure to check out our list of all the best Xbox Game Pass games for this month. There are some excellent titles, including Red Dead Redemption 2 and Forza Horizon 4.
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