Former exclusive PlayStation and baby

Microsoft has revealed a list of games to be added to the Xbox Game Pass. According to the announcement, there will be five such projects in the second half of this month.

In addition to the already well-known Bugsnax adventure, which was previously the console exclusive of PlayStation, 7 Days to Die survival horror will soon appear in the service library, where players need to survive in a zombie apocalypse.

Another novelty of the Xbox Game Pass was Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion — an adventure with elements of a puzzle about a turnip baby who was declared an enemy of society and evicted from his home for not paying taxes. The project was just released and immediately became available by subscription.

Complete Xbox Collection Game Pass for the second half of April:

Already Available

• Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion (Xbox and PC consoles)

April 26th

• 7 Days to Die (Xbox and PC consoles)
• Research and Destroy (Xbox and PC consoles)

April 28th

• Bugsnax (Xbox and PC consoles)
• Unsouled (Xbox and PC consoles)

Also at the end of the month, on April 30, the next portion of the games will be removed from the Game Pass. Among those who left the service were the original Secret Neighbor and bitamap Streets of Rage 4.

• Cricket 19 (Xbox and PC consoles)
• Outlast 2 (Xbox and PC consoles)
• Secret Neighbor (Xbox and PC consoles)
• Streets of Rage 4 (Xbox and PC consoles)