Xbox Announces New Game Pass Titles; Fable 3, Phogs and Second Extinction Included

Xbox has announced the upcoming Game Pass titles for console, PC, and Android. MLB The Show 21 will be the first to join the list before any other game. It will be followed by Phogs, which will come out on PC on 22 April. However, in a recent revelation, Sony has claimed that it was MLB’s decision to add the PlayStation title in Xbox Game Pass. Therefore, PlayStation players will have to pay the standard price for the title, while Game Pass owners will get it today with the subscription service.

Furthermore, Destroy All Humans will follow both of these titles on April 29. Destroy All Humans will release on console, PC, and Android. Fan-favorite franchise Fable will follow on April 30. Fans can play Fable III and Fable Anniversary on Android devices only. Fable 4 is also on the cards after it was first revealed for the first time in Xbox Games Showcase in 2020.

Besides the new games, Microsoft has introduced touch controls for a few Android titles. This will include Banjo-Kazooie, Battle Chasers: Nightwar, Killer Queen Black, Overcooked! 2, Wreckfest, and Double Dragon Neon.

Some titles are also going to leave the Game Pass on April 30, like Endless Legend from PC, For the King from console, PC and Android, Fractured Minds from console and Android, Levelhead from console, PC and Android, Moving Out from console, PC and Android, and Thumper from PC.

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Xbox Game Pass to come on Windows and Apple devices through cloud

Microsoft today invited several Game Pass Ultimate members to test the brand new cloud gaming beta via a web browser. Invited players will need to have Bluetooth or a USB-connected controller to test out the games on cloud on web browsers like Edge, Google Chrome, or Safari.

They will test out over 100 games that Microsoft has selected for the test. Catherine Gluckstein, Vice President & Head of Product, Project xCloud, gave the following statement on the exercise. 

“In the early stages of the beta, we’ll be focusing on fine-tuning features and creating a consistent experience across platforms, while making sure games are running their best. The limited beta is our time to test and learn; we’ll send out more invites on a continuous basis to players in all 22 supported countries, evaluate feedback, continue to improve the experience, and add support for more devices. Our plan is to iterate quickly and open up to all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in the coming months so more people have the opportunity to play Xbox in all-new ways.”

There is still a long way to go for this project. However, cloud gaming can be the future, and Microsoft might be the first one on the track to achieve it properly on a massive scale.

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