Xbox Game Pass Adds Wolfenstein: The New Order and More
As we approach towards October, games like Metro 2033 Redux and Wolfenstein: The New Order is added to Xbox Game Pass.
The month of October is almost upon us and Xbox Game Pass update is revealed that is right around the corner for you to jump in for. The lineup for this month has some hot picks that players are going to love with 100 more great games for your subscription.
The primary titles added for the members are already pretty exciting and we know that Microsoft is definitely going to add up more titles to keep you hooked. Your access to these games starts right from the first day of October.
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If you got a knack for racing games, then you will have something to keep yourself busy with and you are getting your hands on it right on the day of its global release. Then you got some mix of action-adventure with the thrill of first-person shooter as well.
It simply doesn't stop there and adds a 16-bit pixel graphics adventure while also having some LEGO style fun. Aside from the first game from the entire list arriving on October 2, other titles are there to grab from the beginning of the month.
RELATED: State of Decay 2 Daybreak Pack DLC Release Date
Forza Horizon 4
This highly anticipated open world racing game from developer Playground Games follows the success of its predecessor Forza Horizon 3 and arrives for you on launch date. The game has a dynamic weather feature that changes each season.
Given access to a collection of 450 different cars, you are free to drive them upon collecting and modifying. Then go solo or join up some team with your pals to hit the streets for racing or stunt throughout a fictional version of Great Britain.
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LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures
Like any other LEGO-themed games, the title takes a humorous take on a media franchise and in this case, it is Indiana Jones film series. You are in for a trip experiencing the events of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade as a block-figure Indie.
Overall gameplay mechanics is similar to the Lego Star Wars video games with co-operative mode that allows player to drop in and out. So, build, fight and jump into the jungles of South America to your heart's content throughout 18 levels.
RELATED: Lego Harry Potter Collection Coming to Nintendo Switch and Xbox One
Metro 2033 Redux
Despite being a survival horror title, this game breaks out of the typical genre clichés and managed to become a unique experience of its own. Actually, Redux is a remake which includes the titular game and Metro: Last Light bundled together.
Getting Redux is the perfect way to play both Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light to increase the intensity and having doubled the fun, considering it as a warm-up session for Metro Exodus, upcoming installment of the series that is scheduled for 2019.
RELATED: State of Decay 2 May Come to Steam
Split/Second
Looks like subscribers with an appetite for racing games are going to have a blast in the next month as already two popular titles among the genre has made it to the list. However, Split/Second is not fun and games like Forza Horizon at all.
Bridges falling, buildings blowing, car blasting into pieces are common happenings here and all of these are part of a big-budget reality show while the player tries to make it to the finish line somehow. This is some high-octane chase full of intensity.
RELATED: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Gameplay and Boss Battle
Wolfenstein: The New Order
Before there was Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, fans of the series had The New Order by Machine Games to look up to. Since Bethesda Softworks has recently announced of working on Wolfenstein III, it is a pretty good excuse to start over from the roots of the franchise.
The game is basically centered on protagonist William BJ Blazkowicz waking up in a world that has been taken over by Nazis after World War II. Set in an alternate reality, you get to play as BJ and shoot up evil Nazis for most part as the story progresses forward.
RELATED: Wolfenstein 3 Confirmed
Other titles include single-player platform adventure game Shantae: Half-Genie Hero and retro-styled shooter Westerado: Double Barreled from Adult Swim Games. The former has might and magic while the latter takes you to a western-inspired era to seek justice for your family.
Xbox Game Pass library offers you an awful lot of games for a reasonable monthly subscription, which rewards you with more and more great new tiles added to their list, even some exclusives on release date.
The month of October is almost upon us and Xbox Game Pass update is revealed that is right around the corner for you to jump in for. The lineup for this month has some hot picks that players are going to love with 100 more great games for your subscription.
The primary titles added for the members are already pretty exciting and we know that Microsoft is definitely going to add up more titles to keep you hooked. Your access to these games starts right from the first day of October.
 |
| Xbox Game Pass Adds Wolfenstein: The New Order and More |
RELATED: Fallout 76 Xbox One X Bundle Announced
If you got a knack for racing games, then you will have something to keep yourself busy with and you are getting your hands on it right on the day of its global release. Then you got some mix of action-adventure with the thrill of first-person shooter as well.
It simply doesn't stop there and adds a 16-bit pixel graphics adventure while also having some LEGO style fun. Aside from the first game from the entire list arriving on October 2, other titles are there to grab from the beginning of the month.
 |
| Forza Horizon 4 on Xbox Game Pass |
RELATED: State of Decay 2 Daybreak Pack DLC Release Date
Forza Horizon 4
This highly anticipated open world racing game from developer Playground Games follows the success of its predecessor Forza Horizon 3 and arrives for you on launch date. The game has a dynamic weather feature that changes each season.
Given access to a collection of 450 different cars, you are free to drive them upon collecting and modifying. Then go solo or join up some team with your pals to hit the streets for racing or stunt throughout a fictional version of Great Britain.
 |
| LEGO Indiana Jones on Xbox Game Pass |
RELATED: Xbox Game Pass Adds Doom and Rage
LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures
Like any other LEGO-themed games, the title takes a humorous take on a media franchise and in this case, it is Indiana Jones film series. You are in for a trip experiencing the events of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade as a block-figure Indie.
Overall gameplay mechanics is similar to the Lego Star Wars video games with co-operative mode that allows player to drop in and out. So, build, fight and jump into the jungles of South America to your heart's content throughout 18 levels.
 |
| Metro 2033 Redux on Xbox Game Pass |
RELATED: Lego Harry Potter Collection Coming to Nintendo Switch and Xbox One
Metro 2033 Redux
Despite being a survival horror title, this game breaks out of the typical genre clichés and managed to become a unique experience of its own. Actually, Redux is a remake which includes the titular game and Metro: Last Light bundled together.
Getting Redux is the perfect way to play both Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light to increase the intensity and having doubled the fun, considering it as a warm-up session for Metro Exodus, upcoming installment of the series that is scheduled for 2019.
 |
| Split/Second on Xbox Game Pass |
RELATED: State of Decay 2 May Come to Steam
Split/Second
Looks like subscribers with an appetite for racing games are going to have a blast in the next month as already two popular titles among the genre has made it to the list. However, Split/Second is not fun and games like Forza Horizon at all.
Bridges falling, buildings blowing, car blasting into pieces are common happenings here and all of these are part of a big-budget reality show while the player tries to make it to the finish line somehow. This is some high-octane chase full of intensity.
 |
| Wolfenstein: The New Order on Xbox Game Pass |
RELATED: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Gameplay and Boss Battle
Wolfenstein: The New Order
Before there was Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, fans of the series had The New Order by Machine Games to look up to. Since Bethesda Softworks has recently announced of working on Wolfenstein III, it is a pretty good excuse to start over from the roots of the franchise.
The game is basically centered on protagonist William BJ Blazkowicz waking up in a world that has been taken over by Nazis after World War II. Set in an alternate reality, you get to play as BJ and shoot up evil Nazis for most part as the story progresses forward.
RELATED: Wolfenstein 3 Confirmed
Other titles include single-player platform adventure game Shantae: Half-Genie Hero and retro-styled shooter Westerado: Double Barreled from Adult Swim Games. The former has might and magic while the latter takes you to a western-inspired era to seek justice for your family.
Xbox Game Pass library offers you an awful lot of games for a reasonable monthly subscription, which rewards you with more and more great new tiles added to their list, even some exclusives on release date.
