Once again, PC Game Pass users can look forward to a handful of new titles joining Xbox’s subscription service. Six titles are coming to PC Game Pass in the first half of June, ranging across a variety of different genres, like Ninja Gaiden and Assassin’s Creed Origins. So, if you’re a PC Game Pass user, you’ve got plenty to play in June.
The first title coming to the service is a big one, especially for those that prefer multiplayer games. For Honor: Marching Fire Edition storms its way onto PC Game Pass on June 1. As the name suggests, this version of the game comes with For Honor as well as its Marching Fire expansion. If you haven’t tried For Honor out yet, this could be the perfect time to do so.
Then on June 2, PC Game Pass users can download Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection. This collection includes each of the three Ninja Gaiden reboot titles, along with every bit of DLC. But if character action isn’t your cup of tea, check out Assassin’s Creed Origins when it hits PC Game Pass on June 7. This entry into the series took Assassin’s Creed in a much more RPG-focused direction. It’s worth noting that this’ll just be the base game, and it won’t come with any of its expansions.
Assassin’s Creed Origins is joined by three other titles on June 7. Chorus will make its way to the service on that day too. If you’ve been wanting to experience a sci-fi adventure where you control a sentient starfighter, this could be the one for you. PC Game Pass will also bring Disc Room, a quirky puzzle game from 2020 to the service on June 7 as well. The final title to check out is Spacelines from the Far Out, a new “roguelike-like” game coming to the service on day one.
So long to these departing PC Game Pass titles in June
It wouldn’t be a PC Game Pass update without having to say farewell to some games. On June 15, five games will leave the service. These titles include Darkest Dungeon, Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance, Greedfall, Limbo, and Worms Rumble. Act quick if you want to play any of these games, as they’ll be leaving the service in two weeks’ time.
