The next batch of Xbox Game Pass releases have been revealed by Microsoft. Another strong showing for Game Pass, the new releases include Headbangers: Rhythm Royale, Jusant and Wartales, which are available to download and play from today (October 31). The hits keep coming in early November, when Thirsty Suitors and the hugely addictive Football Manager 2024 join the line-up.
Coming to Xbox consoles, PC and the Cloud, Thirsty Suitors is a stylish role-playing game that will be available to play from November 2.
Microsoft explains more: “Thirsty Suitors is a stylish RPG that follows the story of Jala who’s back to her town of Timber Hills to confront her mistakes, make up with her exes, reconcile cultural differences, and become the person she was meant to be with active turn-based combat, skating, and cooking.”
A day-one release, Football Manager 2024 comes to Xbox Game Pass on November 6.
The annual Football Manager features thousands of players, teams from 55 nations, and a boatload of gameplay improvements.
Next up is Dungeons 4, which joins the service on November 9. Another day-one release, the game tasks players with building a dungeon and battling foes.
Arguably the biggest new release of the month, Like A Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name will also join the line-up on November 9.
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“Erase your past to protect your future,” reads the official description. “Once a legendary yakuza, Kazuma Kiryu faked his own death and abandoned his name for the sake of protecting his family.
“Now, he is thrust into conflict by a mysterious figure attempting to drive him out of hiding.”
Wild Hearts also joins Xbox Game Pass on November 9. The game takes its cue from Monster Hunter, letting players hunt down and battle giant creatures.
Elsewhere, Spirittea and Coral Island will join Xbox Game Pass on November 13 and November 14, respectively.
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