Xbox announced the latest batch of titles coming to its Game Pass subscription service in October, with a solid mix of genres and themes to keep the spooky season interesting.
As announced by Xbox Wire, the games confirmed for Xbox Game Pass in October, alongside the dates they will be added to the service are:
- Totally Accurate Battle Simulator - Cloud/Console/PC on Oct. 5
- The Procession to Calvary - Cloud/Console/PC on Oct. 7
- Visage - Cloud/Console/PC on Oct. 7
- Back 4 Blood - Cloud/Console/PC on Oct. 12
- Destiny 2: Beyond Light - PC on Oct. 12
- Ring of Pain - Cloud/Console/PC on Oct. 14
- The Riftbreaker - Cloud/PC/Xbox Series X on Oct. 14
- The Good Life - Cloud/Console/PC on Oct. 15
Breaking down the new additions, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is a tongue-in-cheek puzzle game that tasks players with solving a variety of "historic" scenarios. Provided with a set amount of resources, players will be able to stage battles between hordes of cavemen, barbaric knights, and blood-thirsty vikings, amongst many others, to see who would come out on top. It's very silly and trickier than it sounds.
Back 4 Blood is the spiritual successor to the iconic and beloved co-op shooter Left 4 Dead. Turtle Rock Studios' latest game tasks players with working together to survive an endless horde of terrifying zombies. "Cleaners" will need to aim straight and avoid a selection of "special" zombies that will try to wreak chaos and dissent within your group. Stick together and you should make it out alive. Hopefully.
Destiny 2: Beyond Light is the latest expansion for the long-running first-person MMO. Guardians will travel to the frozen tundras of Europa to dismantle an evil empire born out of an imposing Pyramid Ship orbiting the planet. Players will need to defeat this enemy through whatever means possible, even if it means wielding the Darkness itself...
Visage is a first-person psychological horror set within a house that's constantly shifting, designed to throw players off balance and keep them from feeling too safe. If that seems a little too spooky, you can check out The Good Life, a "daily life" RPG from the mind of SWERY, who's responsible for the cult-classic Deadly Premonition series.
Ring of Pain is an addictive roguelike card-battling dungeon crawler with an emphasis on combat and encounters while The Riftbreaker tasks players with controlling a gigantic mech on a distant planet, all in an effort to build a new home for humanity. If you're looking for something more quirky, you should check out The Procession to Calvary, an adventure game inspired by Monty Python.
Source: Xbox Wire
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