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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes And More Assemble On Xbox Game Pass This Month
April’s second batch of new Xbox Game Pass titles has been revealed. The headliner is the long-awaited Suikoden-inspired Eiyuden Chronicles: Hundred Heroes, which hits the library on launch day. Other anticipated indies include the Soulslike Another Crab’s Treasure and the hotly anticipated strategy city-builder Manor Lords, which enters Xbox Game Preview.
Check out what’s joining and leaving Xbox Game Pass as well as our reviews for applicable titles. You can also see the games that arrived during the first half of April here.
What’s Coming
Harold Halibut (Xbox Series X|S, PC, Cloud) - Today
Orcs Must Die! 3 (Console, PC) - April 17
EA Sports NHL 24 via EA Play (Console) - April 18
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (Console, PC, Cloud) - April 23
Another Crab’s Treasure (Cloud, Console, and PC) - April 25
Manor Lords (Game Preview) (PC) - April 26
Have a Nice Death (Console, PC, Cloud) - April 30
What’s Leaving on April 30
7 Days to Die (Console, PC, Cloud0
Besiege (Console, PC, Cloud)
EA Sports NHL 22 (Console) | Our Review
Loot River (Console, PC, Cloud) | Our Review
Pikuniku (Console, PC, Cloud)
Ravenlok (Console, PC, Cloud)
Products In This Article
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes
Orcs Must Die 3
Have a Nice Death
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