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Xbox Game Pass Standard has added four new games: "Turnip Boy Robs a Bank," a humorous twin-stick shooter; "Harold Halibut," a narrative adventure with a stop-motion aesthetic; "Go Mecha Ball," a challenging twin-stick shooter with roguelike elements; and "The Rewinder," a puzzle adventure based on Chinese mythology. These additions enhance the variety of games available to subscribers, offering diverse gameplay experiences.
Microsoft announces the second wave of games coming to Xbox Game Pass, including the highly anticipated Manor Lords as a day one exclusive on April 26, along with other titles like Harold Halibut, Orcs Must Die 3, EA Sports NHL 24, Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, Another Crab’s Treasure, and Have a Nice Death. Additionally, three titles are headed to the base level Game Pass Core on April 23. The diverse lineup is generating excitement and may prompt gamers to dust off their consoles.
Harold Halibut is a stop-motion point-and-click adventure game set in the ocean of an alien planet, featuring meticulously hand-crafted real-world materials. The game's slow pace and cozy, heartwarming atmosphere resemble a Wes Anderson-Aardman Animations collaboration, offering a quirky, lived-in feel with a retrofuturistic vision. While the game's plodding moments may deter those seeking a thrilling story or challenging puzzles, it provides a unique and charming experience akin to peering into an exquisitely crafted dollhouse.
Microsoft announces new additions to the Game Pass catalog, including Harold Halibut, Orcs Must Die 3, NHL 24, and three other day-one releases in April. Game Pass memberships are available for $10/month on PC and $17/month for an Ultimate membership, which includes PC, console, and cloud streaming support. Several games are also being removed from the library this month, and EA Play is included in PC and Ultimate memberships.
Slow Bros discusses the achievement design process for Harold Halibut, which is now available on Xbox Game Pass, aiming for a balanced and engaging list that can be attained in one go. The partnership with Microsoft to bring the game to Game Pass provided crucial funding during production. The game's genre-bending nature is seen as a fit for the platform, offering players a low-commitment chance to explore and potentially attracting new audiences to the narrative and adventure category.
Xbox Game Pass adds the highly anticipated Harold Halibut to its lineup for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC, with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers also able to stream it via Xbox Cloud Gaming. Additionally, three classic PC games—Populous: The Beginning, Sid Meir's Alpha Centauri, and Sim City 3000 Unlimited—have been shadow-dropped into EA Play for PC, accessible to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members. These additions offer players a range of new gaming experiences, including the narrative adventure of Harold Halibut and the nostalgic appeal of the classic PC games.
Harold Halibut, a stop-motion visual style game, is set to release on Xbox Game Pass for Series X and Series S on April 16th at 6am PDT / 9am EDT / 2pm BST with a download size of 52.04GB. It will also be available on PC Game Pass. Excitement is building for its arrival, and players can preload the game ahead of time using the Xbox Game Pass app or the official Xbox mobile app.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers can look forward to new game arrivals in April, including Lego 2K Drive, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Harold Halibut. Other titles joining the lineup are Superhot: Mind Control Delete, Lil Gator Game, EA Sports PGA Tour, and Kona. Additionally, several games will be leaving the service by April 15.
Microsoft announces the first wave of games coming to Xbox Game Pass in April 2024, including titles like Lego 2K Drive, EA Sports PGA Tour, and Harold Halibut. Superhot: Mind Control Delete and Lego 2K Drive are already available, with more games set to release throughout the month. Additionally, six games are leaving Game Pass on April 15, and members can save up to 20% off to keep them in their library.
Xbox Game Pass is adding several new games in the first half of April 2024, including Harold Halibut, LEGO 2K Drive, and Shadow of the Tomb Raider, while some games are leaving the service on April 15. Subscribers can look forward to a variety of titles, and it's a good opportunity to secure the games that are leaving before they exit the service.