Holy Week with Xbox Game Pass: 10 short games that are worth trying now

Ten games available on Game Pass that you can finish in a few days.

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Not everyone wants to start a 100-hour RPG on vacation. Easter is the perfect time to play without pressure, try different things, and finish a game without leaving it halfway. This is where Xbox Game Pass shines with more contained proposals.

Within the current catalog, there are several titles that, without being enormous in duration, offer very complete experiences. We’ve chosen 10 games from the service that you can enjoy in short sessions or complete in a few days, without needing to dedicate entire weeks.

Short Xbox Game Pass games perfect for Easter

Here’s a varied selection with accessible and perfect proposals for these days:

• Aerial_Knights DropShot
  Action and rhythm with quick and direct matches. Ideal for short sessions without complications.
• Minishoot’ Adventures
  A mix of action and exploration with simple mechanics and agile progression. It’s easy to play and finish in a few hours.
• INDIKA
  A different experience, with a narrative focus and a relaxed pace. It’s not long and leaves a distinct impression.
• Tales of Kenzera: ZAU
  An adventure with platforms and light combat that can be completed in a few afternoons.
• DOOM 64
  A classic, direct, and uncomplicated game. Ideal for playing in quick sessions and advancing without losing the rhythm.
• Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition
  A classic beat ’em up perfect for quick matches, solo or in co-op.
• Easy Delivery Co.
  A more relaxed proposal based on deliveries and light exploration, perfect for unwinding.
• Dice A Million
  A simple and addictive game with short matches, ideal for spare moments.
• Microsoft Mahjong
  The most tranquil option on the list. Perfect for playing without pressure and at your own pace.
• Absolum
  A more direct and accessible experience within the catalog, designed for quick sessions.

All these titles have something in common: they don’t require long hours or a long-term commitment. You can play them at your own pace, alternate between them, or even finish several during these days.

If you have Xbox Game Pass active, this Easter is a great opportunity to step away from endless games and bet on more direct proposals that can be enjoyed from start to finish without complications.