Microsoft has revealed its latest lineup of games set to join Xbox Game Pass, offering a diverse range of gaming experiences for subscribers in March.
We now have a list of all the upcoming Xbox Game Pass titles for March. Check out the details below.
Today’s Arrivals:
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun (Cloud, Console, and PC) – Arm yourself with the Boltgun and dive into intense Space Marine action, blending Warhammer 40,000 with ’90s retro shooter visuals.
Upcoming Releases:
PAW Patrol World – March 7 – Embark on a 3D adventure with the PAW Patrol crew, tackling rescues and missions in single-player or couch co-op mode.
SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated – March 12 – Join SpongeBob, Patrick, and Sandy to foil Plankton’s plans in this faithful remake, now with multiplayer mode.
Control Ultimate Edition – March 13 – Experience supernatural action-adventure with modifiable loadouts and reactive environments, including all expansions.
No More Heroes 3 – March 14 – Take on the galaxy’s deadliest fighters as Travis Touchdown in this hack-and-slash adventure.
Lightyear Frontier (Game Preview) – March 19 – Start your interstellar homestead in this open-world farming adventure with friends.
MLB The Show 24 – March 19 – Live your baseball dreams with early access and deluxe edition bonuses for Game Pass members.
DLC / Game Updates:
Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition – March 14 – Embark on a thrilling journey with Victors and Vanquished! In 19 epic scenarios, play as Ragnar Lothbrok, Oda Nobunaga, Charlemagne, and more.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Perks:
Stumble Guys Retro Hot Dog Pack – Available now – Show off your wackiness as you race to the finish line with your Retro Hot Dog skin, Fire Emote, 250 Gems and 50 Stumble Tokens.
Century: Age of Ashes – Forgotten Bay Pack – Available now – Brave the silence with the Forgotten Bay dragon, the Flaming Crude Cleaver axe and a 14-Day XP Booster.
Games Leaving March 15:
Hardspace: Shipbreaker (Cloud, Console, and PC)
Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered (Cloud, Console, and PC)
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