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Payday 3, Gotham Knights, And More Hit Xbox Game Pass This Month
September gets its second batch of new Xbox Game Pass games this week, kicking off with today’s launch of the well-received Lies of P. The long-awaited Payday 3 invites players to its world of multiplayer heists, the promising and mysterious indie game Cocoon arrives, and the multiplayer DC action game Gotham Knights lands on the service for the first time.
Check out the list of what’s joining and what’s exiting the library as well as links to our reviews of applicable titles.
What's Coming To Xbox Game Pass
Party Animals (Console, Cloud) - September 20
Payday 3 (Console, PC, Cloud) - September 21
Cocoon (Console, PC) - September 29
Gotham Knights (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) - October 3 | Our Review
The Lamplighter’s League (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) - October 3
What’s Leaving On September 30
Beacon Pines (Cloud, Console, and PC)
Despot’s Game (Cloud, Console, and PC)
Last Call BBS (PC)
Moonscars (Cloud, Console, and PC)
Outriders (Cloud, Console, and PC) | Our Review
Prodeus (Cloud, Console, and PC)
Check out the list of games to join Xbox Game Pass during the first half of September here.
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