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October’s additions to Xbox Game Pass have been announced with Tales Of Vesperia: Definitive Edition and Age Of Empires III: Definitive Edition headlining the selection.
Joining Game Pass first on October 15 is Age Of Empires III: Definitive Edition on PC with the classic strategy gameplay returning. Two new game modes, all previous expansions, and 14 civilizations to control, with full 4K ultra HD graphics and a fully remastered soundtrack.
Tales Of Vesperia: Definitive Edition also arrives on the same day for both Xbox One and PC. The fan favourite entry in the Tales series returns and brings new features for both returning players and newcomers. New characters, quests, and special attacks have all been added to earn the title of being definitive.
Other inclusions on October 15 include; the comical multiplayer game, Heave Ho (PC); stylish action platformer, Katana Zero (Android, PC and Xbox One); and the stunning, colourful RPG, The Swords Of Ditto: Mormo’s Curse (PC).
Moving onto October 21 will see the fast-paced roguelite, ScourgeBringer (Xbox One) coming to Game Pass. Players will explore an unknown environment and fight through ancient machines in an attempt to save humanity. The title is described as a mix of Dead Cells and Celeste. Finally, October 22 ends with the sports game Cricket 19 (Xbox One) and open-world puzzler Supraland (Xbox One).
Multiple games will also be leaving Game Pass throughout the month. October 15 will see Felix The Reaper, Metro 2033 Redux, Minit, Saints Row IV: Re-Elected, and State Of Mind leaving. Then on October 30, After Party, Lego Star Wars III, Rise & Shine, Tacoma, The Lord Of The Rings: Adventure Card Game, and The Red Strings Club will also be removed. The full rundown can be found here.
Microsoft recently dived into the Xbox Series consoles and the backwards compatibility features, outlining how the presentation will increase for the next-gen systems.
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