After June was a relatively quiet month for Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft has made up for it by announcing 12 more games that will be coming to the service during the first wave of July 2022, and they include games like Power Wash Simulator. Between the new titles, all 12 games will be heading to PC, ten of them to consoles, and nine of them will be coming to the Xbox cloud gaming service too.
Xbox Game Pass gets 12 new games in July 2022
The month has already gotten off to a great start with the addition of four games to Xbox Game Pass today, July 5. Yakuza 0, Yakuza Kiwami, and Yakuza Kiwami 2 all make their return to consoles, PC, and the cloud today after being removed from the service back in December. They’re joined by Last Call BBS, a collection of puzzle games for PC.
Three more games are due to hit Xbox Game Pass later this week on July 7. We already knew Matchpoint: Tennis Championships would be launching into the service on day one, but this will be joined by DJMax Respect V and Road 96. All three games will be available for consoles, cloud, and PC.
A week later, Power Wash Simulator launches onto Xbox Game Pass on July 14, 2022, only this time for consoles, PC, and the cloud. Escape Academy will also be launching onto Game Pass on day one for consoles and PC. They’re joined by Overwhelm on PC, as well as two children’s games — My Friend Peppa Pig and PAW Patrol The Movie: Adventure City Calls — on consoles, PC, and cloud.
Microsoft also announced a handful of new perks for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members. The FIFA 22: Supercharge Pack and the Fall Guys Robo Rabbit Costume are both available now. Next week, the MLB The Show 22: Summer Bundle arrives on July 12, the Halo Infinite: Pass Tense Rocket Warthog Bundle on July 13, and the Century: Age of Ashes – Krød Slaglands Dragon Bundle on July 14.
In other news, Skyborn Together Reborn is coming to PC later this week but the mod is not supported on Xbox, PS5, or Nintendo Switch. Elsewhere, the Hypercharge: Unboxed developer has called out the toxic behavior of a minority of Xbox fans harassing them over the lack of release date.
