The additions to Xbox Game Pass for the first half of April have been announced by Microsoft, and it’s set to be another busy month for the subscription program.
In the first half of April, ten games will be added to Game Pass in some way, including MLB The Show 22, which is available today as a day-one new release. Cricket 22, a sports game by Big Ant Studios in Australia, is also released today, April 5.
Chinatown Detective Agency, a day-one new release for console, PC, and cloud, will also be available on Game Pass in April. This is a retro-styled “cyber noir” point-and-click adventure game.
On April 7, EA’s Dragon Age 2, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, and Star Wars: Squadrons will all get cloud support.
Then, on April 12, Life is Strange: True Colors, the most recent installment in the series, which was released in 2021, will be available on Xbox Game Pass for consoles, PCs, and the cloud. On April 12, the strategy game Panzer Corps 2 will be released on PC. In addition, on that day, the fantasy game The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk will be released on PC Game Pass. For Game Pass, it’s already available on the cloud and console.
Finally, on April 14, the gothic fairytale action-adventure game Lost in Random will be available on Xbox Game Pass for consoles, PCs, and the cloud.
Microsoft usually reveals new additions to the Game Pass catalog in two batches per month, so stay tuned for additional information on what’s coming in the second half of the month. A new month comes a fresh round of Xbox Games With Gold titles–coming here’s what’s up in April 2022.
Xbox Game Pass April 2022 First-Half Games — header
April 5
- MLB The Show 22 — console, cloud
- Cricket 22 — console, cloud
April 7
- Chinatown Detective Agency — console, cloud, PC
- Dragon Age 2 — cloud
- Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare — cloud
- Star Wars: Squadrons — cloud
April 12
- Life is Strange: True Colors — console, cloud, PC
- Panzer Corps — PC
- The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk — PC
April 14
- Lost in Random — console, cloud, PC
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