Xbox Game Pass is a service that allows players to play a selection of over 100 games as an added subscription. Game Pass’s library is updated monthly, with new games coming and going every month. April is no different, and this month added new games to play.
The Xbox Game Pass membership has two variants, being normal membership and Game Pass Ultimate. For Game Pass Ultimate, the absolute biggest benefit is that it comes with Xbox Live Gold in its package. That bundle itself costs 14.99/month, in comparison to Game Pass’s 9.99/month (per platform).
You can read more details about Xbox Game Pass here.
Xbox Game Pass April 2020 Changes
Nine new games were announced for Xbox Game Pass in April 2020. You can see the list of those new games below (and links to purchase them from the Xbox Store). Four of them are currently not out on Game Pass or normal purchases yet. Those titles are marked with a bold not out yet note.
- NieR: Automata Become as Gods Edition (console)
- Totally Reliable Delivery Service (console)
- Alvastia Chronicles (console and PC)
- Journey to the Savage Planet (console)
- Yakuza Kiwami (console and PC) (not out yet)
- Overcooked! 2 (PC)
- Football Manager 2020 (PC) (not out yet)
- Mistover (PC) (not out yet)
- Stranger Things 3: The Game (PC) (not out yet)
In addition to the titles added to Game Pass this month, eight titles were also confirmed to be leaving the service. The titles listed below will be departing the service on April 15th:
- The Book of Unwritten Tales 2
- Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition
- MX vs. ATV Reflex
- Prey
- Samurai Shodown II
- Fez
- Into the Breach
- Valkyria Chronicles
Another big piece of information was revealed, too. That info was that Xbox Game Pass is expanding to Japan and Korea on April 14th. Launching in Beta in Korea, Xbox Game Pass for PC is included in Game Pass Ultimate’s benefits (previously available there).
What do you think about the Xbox Game Pass April 2020 updates? Do you plan to subscribe to the service? Are there games you’re looking forward to? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
If you want to compare the changes shown here to those of February 2020, you can view those changes here.
