Xbox Game Pass starts the week by adding three new games to the catalog

Subscribers will receive three consecutive additions.

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Xbox Game Pass is gearing up for the end of July with a new batch of additions that will bolster its catalog in just a few days. Microsoft will once again bet on day-one releases, offering subscribers immediate access to several very different proposals, from a highly anticipated return of one of its most iconic sagas to new role-playing and strategy adventures.

With these additions, the service continues to expand a library that just keeps growing and will continue to receive new titles over the next few weeks. This last week of July’s selection brings together three games designed for very different types of players.

These are the three games coming to Xbox Game Pass this week

• Halo: Campaign Evolved – July 28 (Cloud, Console, PC, and mobile devices) – Game Pass Ultimate

  The highly anticipated remake of the original Halo: Combat Evolved completely rebuilds the original campaign with next-generation graphics. In addition to modernizing the visuals, it incorporates online co-op for up to four players, new missions, unseen enemies, and an expanded arsenal that maintains the essence of the classic. It will be available on day one on Xbox Game Pass.

• Mistfall Hunter – July 30 (Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, and PC) – Game Pass Ultimate

  This extraction RPG proposes exploring a dark fantasy world, either solo or in co-op. Players will have to venture into perilous areas to obtain valuable loot, upgrade their equipment, and escape with their lives before losing everything. It will also arrive as a launch title on the service.

• Corsair Cove – July 31 (PC)

  The third addition of the week bets on strategy and management. In Corsair Cove, you’ll have to build a pirate city, develop a powerful fleet, and carefully manage all resources to become the true ruler of the seas.

With these three new additions, Xbox Game Pass bids farewell to July, maintaining its commitment to offering day-one releases and proposals for all types of players. Everything suggests that Microsoft will soon announce the next wave of titles coming to the service during the first half of August, although we’ll have to wait a few more days for that.