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Microsoft’s subscription platform, Xbox Game Pass, has announced the latest titles to join its catalog for the remainder of June. Among the games arriving on the platform are some of the most anticipated by Xbox fans, ending the month with a wide variety of options for subscribers.
The inclusion of these titles in Xbox Game Pass is excellent news for fans of the platform, who will be able to access a wide range of games without having to buy them individually. In this way, Microsoft continues to expand its catalog with games from all genres, making it an attractive option for players looking to discover new titles and play without limits.
Xbox Game Pass Ends June with a Bang
And if you thought the month was going to end quietly, let me tell you that you’re very wrong, since we’ll have a huge number of games arriving this week, and it’s getting better and better. So, let’s see what we’ll get in the final days:
Volcano Princess – June 24 / Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass
Prepare the next monarch by discovering her hobbies, training her for battle, and befriending the citizens she will one day protect. Immerse yourself in a new role-playing, simulation, and nurturing adventure, where every decision you make will affect not only your daughter’s future but that of an entire empire.
Against the Storm – June 26 / Game Pass Ultimate
Already available on Xbox PC and coming soon to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta)! A dark fantasy city-building game where you’ll have to rebuild civilization in the face of apocalyptic rains. As the Queen’s Viceroy, lead humans, beavers, lizards, foxes, and harpies to reclaim nature and secure a future for the last survivors of civilization.
Warcraft I: Remastered – June 26 / Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass
Experience the thrilling war between orcs and humans that shook Azeroth to its foundations. Defend the kingdom as the noble Alliance or seek to conquer it as the bloodthirsty Horde in exciting faction campaigns or customized skirmish matches. Warcraft I: Remastered includes updated hand-painted art, widescreen battles, and re-balanced classic music. Enjoy modern interface tweaks, improved controls, and unseen concept art from 1994!
Warcraft II: Remastered (PC) – June 26 / Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass
Command your own fleet in the second Warcraft title, created in 1995, now remastered with vivid graphics and fully modernized controls! The war between orcs and humans spreads across the seas, and the fate of the world hangs in the balance as the great strategists of the Horde and Alliance face off. One thing is certain: winning this war will require cunning, courage, and nerves of steel like never before.
Warcraft III: Reforged (PC) – June 26 / Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass
A complete visual overhaul, a set of modern social and matchmaking features, and much more. Lead the night elves, undead, orcs, and humans, and relive epic battles, explore vast campaigns, build armies, and challenge your friends in multiplayer mode!
Call of Duty: WWII – June 30 / Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, Game Pass Standard
An exciting experience that redefines World War II. Land in Normandy on D-Day and fight across Europe through iconic locations in the most monumental war in history. Experience classic Call of Duty combat, camaraderie, and the relentless nature of war against a global power that subjects the world to tyranny.
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