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Solar Ash, Lies Of P, And Starfield Come To Xbox Game Pass This Month
Xbox Game Pass has a small batch of new games hitting the first half of September, but what they lack in quantity, they make up for in quality and hype.
First off, Solar Ash, Heart Machine’s exceptional high-speed platforming action game, finally arrives on Xbox. Lies of P, the Pinocchio-inspired Souls-like action title, hits this month too. Oh, and a little game called Starfield blasts off for everyone this week. Check out the full list of new arrivals (alongside links to our respective reviews) along with the games exiting the library.
What’s Coming To Xbox Game Pass
Gris (Console, PC, Cloud) - Today | Our Review
Starfield (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) - September 6 | Our Review
Solar Ash (Console, PC, Cloud) - September 14 | Our Review
Lies of P (Console, PC, Cloud) - September 19
What’s Leaving Xbox Game Pass on September 15
Amazing Cultivation Simulator (PC)
Aragami 2 (Console, PC, Cloud)
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Anniversary Edition (Console, PC, Cloud) | Our Review
DC League of Super-Pets: The Adventure of Krypto and Ace (Console, PC, Cloud)
Fuga: Melodies of Steel (Console, PC, Cloud)
Metal Hellsinger (Console, PC, Cloud) | Our Review
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI (Console, PC, Cloud) | Our Review
Tainted Grail: Conquest (Console, PC, Cloud)
Train Sim World 3 (Console, PC, Cloud)
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