Summary

Microsoft has officially announced the four games that are coming to theXbox Game Passsubscription service in the first half of May 2024. New games are added toXbox Game Passin two waves every month. The first wave typically takes up the first 15 days of the month, while the second wave comes in the back-half of any given month. As expected, Microsoft has now revealed all the games coming in the first wave of new Xbox Game Pass additions for May 2024.

The four Xbox Game Pass games officially announced for the first half of May 2024 areTomb Raider: Definitive Editionon May 2,Kona 2: Brumeon May 7,Little Kitty, Big Cityon May 9, and theBrothers: A Tale of Two Sonsremake on May 14.Brothers: A Tale of Two Sonswas leaked for Game Passahead of the official announcement. It’s an enhanced version of the award-winning 2013 game by Josef Fares with improved graphics and added co-op support.

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Xbox Game Pass Games for May 2024

Out of the four new games coming to Xbox Game Pass in the first half of May 2024, only one is a day one release. Day one gameLittle Kitty, Big Cityis an open world gamewhere players cause havoc as a cat exploring a city. Its silly tone has drawn some comparisons toUntitled Goose Game, and it will be interesting to see if it lives up to expectations come its May 9 launch date.

While they weren’t part of the May 2024 Wave 1 reveal, previous release date announcements have clued fans in on two additional games that are coming to Xbox Game Pass in May 2024.Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2will be added to Xbox Game Pass on May 21, whileHauntiiis coming to Game Passon May 23. It’s highly likely that those games will be joined by other titles in the second half of May 2024, but fans will have to wait a couple of weeks to find out exactly what’s on the way.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is the highest tier of Microsoft’s flagship game subscription service that offers over 100 game titles that you can play with a single purchase, making it one of the most outstanding value propositions of the Xbox ecosystem to date.