Download, Stream, Play Your Way

Game Pass members will see a lot of new games hit the service in late November with several other games having surprise dropped these last few days. You’re now able to stream these games right to your system too with no download required. Let’s check out what’s here and what’s on the way.

Halo Infinite Multiplayer Beta (Cloud, Console, PC) – Available Now

Dicey Dungeons (Cloud, Console, PC) – Available Now

Dead Space (Cloud) – Available Now (Our Review)

Dragon Age: Origins (Cloud) – Available Now

Next Space Rebels (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 17th

Exo One (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 18th

Fae Tactics (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 18th

My Friend Pedro (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 18th (Our Review)

Undungeon (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 18th

Deeeer Simulator (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 23rd

Mortal Shell (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 23rd (Our Review)

Evil Genius 2 (Cloud, Console, PC) – November 30th (Our Review)

That’s a lot of gaming goodness hitting over the next week or so. You have brand new titles like Next Space Rebels, which tasks you with growing your intergalactic social media channel, or Exo One which pushes you to hit some truly insane speeds. Both are among a number of titles here which will be launching day one on Game Pass.

If you want something a little more tried and true, you can’t go wrong with My Friend Pedro. Our own Francis DiPersio said about it: “My Friend Pedro is a bullet-riddled thrill ride while it lasts. That being said, it’s a little disappointing that it feels like it ends just as things are getting really good. By the time the credits were rolling, I already found myself wishing there was another location or two to blast my way through. Even though the game boasts 40 levels, it should only take most players a couple of hours to make their way through the game’s campaign on the standard difficulty.” Sounds like the sort of game that’s absolutely perfect for Game Pass.

As with any month, saying hello to some games means saying goodbye to others. The following games will be leaving the service November 30th: Call of the Sea (Cloud, Console, PC), FIFA 19 (Console, PC), Football Manager 2021 (PC), Football Manager 2021 Xbox Edition (Console, PC), Haven (Cloud, Console, PC) (Our Review), Hello Neighbor (Cloud, Console, PC), Morkredd (Cloud, Console, PC), Va-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action (PC) (Our Review). Destiny 2: Beyond Light, Shadowkeep, and Forsaken will join them on Cloud and Console December 8th.

I know a few of those titles have been on my eternal to play list, particularly Call of the Sea and Haven. Perhaps this finally pushes me to make the time for them. Or maybe its a great excuse to use the Game Pass 20% discount, still available on these games until they leave the service.

Andrew Thornton

Andrew has been writing about video games for nearly twenty years, contributing to publications such as DarkStation, Games Are Fun, and the E-mpire Ltd. network. He enjoys most genres but is always pulled back to classic RPG's, with his favorite games ever including Suikoden II, Panzer Dragoon Saga, and Phantasy Star IV. Don't worry though, he thinks new games are cool too, with more recent favorites like Hades, Rocket League, and Splatoon 2 stealing hundreds of hours of his life. When he isn't playing games he's often watching classic movies, catching a basketball game, or reading the first twenty pages of a book before getting busy and forgetting about it.