The first part of June 2024 will see the release of titles on Xbox Game Pass, according to Microsoft. Six games will be available to Xbox Game Pass users, with the most popular being Octopath Traveler 1 and 2 and The Callisto Protocol.
Wave 1 of the June 2024 Xbox Games Pass titlesThe following list includes every game that will be available on Xbox Game Pass in June 2024, along with the day that it will launch:
Octopath Traveler – June 6
Octopath Traveler 2 – June 6
Depersonalization – June 12
Isonzo – June 13
The Callisto Protocol – June 13
Still Wakes the Deep – June 18
Traveler on the Octopath It really not a brand-new feature of Game Pass since it was previously offered by the service. Six years after its first release on the Nintendo Switch in 2018, the RPG game made a comeback at the same time as Square Enix eventually launched it on PlayStation systems. Released in 2023, Octopath Traveler 2 was not available on the Xbox One or Xbox Series X/S. Now that it's available on the platform, Xbox Game Pass holders may play it for free. The "HD-2D" graphics, distinct Path Action gameplay, and compelling narration are the main features of both Octopath Traveler titles.The tabletop role-playing game Depersonalization by MeowNature has branching stories and numerous endings. There are many options in the game, and the choices a player makes will alter the plot.BlackMill Games' first-person shooter set in WWI is called Isonzo. The Battle of the Isonzo, which occurred on the Italian Front between 1915 and 1917, served as the basis for both the game's name and its location. Up to 40 people may participate in team-based multiplayer on consoles with this game.
, Krafton and Striking Distance StudiosIn the survival horror game The Callisto Protocol, players assume control of starship captain Jacob Lee, who has to get out of the Callisto moon and Black Iron Prison, as well as all the horrors that are hidden there.
Still Wakes the Deep, the last game in the Wave 1 announcement, will launch on the first day of the Game Pass. The Chinese Room's next psychological survival horror game seems to be an intriguing title. After creating titles like Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs and Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, the company is more than capable of creating another scary game to check out. In the past, it demonstrated its narrative technique with Dear Esther.