Eiyuden Chronicle and more come to Xbox Game Pass | Atomix

We are in the middle of the month, and that means that Xbox has shared a new list of titles that will be available on Game Pass during the last weeks of April. On this occasion we found long-awaited experiences, as Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes and Another Crab's Treasure.

Starting today, titles like Harold Halibut They are now available in this subscription serviceand in the coming days we will see the arrival of Orcs Must Die! 3, NHL 24 and many more games to Xbox Game Pass. This is the full list:

• Harold Halibut (Cloud, PC and Xbox Series X|S) – Available now
• Orcs Must Die! 3 (Cloud, Console and PC) – April 17
• EA Sports NHL 24 (Console) EA Play – April 18
• Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (Cloud, Console and PC) – April 23
• Another Crab's Treasure (Cloud, Console and PC) – April 25
• Manor Lords (Previous) (PC) – April 26
• Have A Nice Death (Cloud, Console and PC) – April 30

Along with this, it has been revealed that Deep Rock Galactic, Superhot: Mind Control Delete and Wreckfest They join the Xbox Game Pass Core catalog, which is cheaper, but includes only a selection of everything we find in Ultimate. Although the list is not loaded with renowned releases, there are still several experiences that are very worthwhile, such as Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes and Another Crab's Treasure.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is the spiritual successor of Suikoden, which Yoshitaka Murayama, creator of the Konami series, was working on prior to his death in mid-February. For its part, Another Crab's Treasure It is the next game from the studio that gave us Going Underand this time they present us with a Souls-style title.

On related topics, these were the games that arrived on Xbox Game Pass during the first half of April. Likewise, it will no longer be possible to accumulate months of Game Pass.

Author's Note:

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes and Another Crab's Treasure These are the games I can't wait to play. While I'm most excited for Suikoden's spiritual successor, the next work from the creators of Going Under also holds a special place in my heart.

Via: Xbox