Microsoft has announced a slate of eight new games joining Xbox Game Pass in April. Subscribers also receive a special benefit: 3 months of YouTube Premium free. New titles cater to different gaming tastes and offer something for everyone.
Games are coming to Xbox Game Pass this month
Lego 2K Drive, Shadow of the Tomb Raider Definitive Edition, EA Sports PGA Tour and more are coming to Xbox Game Pass this month.
Leading the way is LEGO 2K Drive, a fun go-kart racer that lets players drive transformative vehicles across a variety of tracks and open-world environments. The game supports local and online multiplayer and is suitable for players who want to enjoy it with friends and family.
Other additions include Shadow of the Tomb Raider Definitive Edition, EA Sports PGA Tour and standalone standouts like Botany Manor and Harold Halibut. These titles demonstrate Xbox Game Pass’s commitment to offering a variety of games, from big-ticket blockbusters to unique indie experiences.
YouTube Premium offers three months of ad-free access to the video platform and is available to all Xbox Game Pass subscribers. Although this is typically limited to new YouTube users, members can create a new account to take advantage and upgrade from the standard two-month free trial.
Amnesia Collection, Back 4 Blood and more are leaving Xbox Game Pass
Like every month, some games will be leaving the service on April 15th to accommodate new games. The six titles being discontinued are Amnesia Collection, Amnesia: Rebirth, Back 4 Blood, Phantom Abyss, Research and Destroy and Soma.
Xbox Game Pass subscriptions start at $9.99 per month for PC Game Pass, $10.99 per month for Xbox Game Pass, and the final tier, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, costs $16.99 per month. The service continues to deliver great value to gamers with a growing library of titles and exclusive benefits.
With an impressive April offer and the added bonus of YouTube Premium, Xbox Game Pass is ready to keep subscribers engaged and entertained all month long and beyond.
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