Get Ready, Xbox Game Pass Has A New Day One Game On May 23
Yet another day-one game is coming to Xbox Game Pass later this month. Microsoft's subscription service has been praised for having a diverse range of titles, from indie games to major AAA releases, with its ever-changing roster usually having something available for all kinds of players. Game Pass is also often able to acquire titles that are yet to be released, getting them on the subscription service upon their launch as a further bonus for subscribers. This month already has the adorable, which sees a lost cat on an adventure to make its way home, and Ninja Theory's highly anticipated sequel,.
launched on May 9, and launches on May 21.
The latest new game joining Xbox Game Pass this month is the sci-fi hospital management game . Brightrock Games' title was previously slated for an "" window, but a new trailer confirmed its new May 23 release date on Xbox Series X/S, with True Achievements confirming it will be another day one release.
Microsoft is adding several new titles to its Game Pass subscriptions in May 2024, but there are also some titles being removed.
should please fans of business simulation titles such as or who have often wondered "" The title sees players assume the role of Galacticare's director, tending to a variety of different alien species and curing their bizarre illnesses using cutting-edge technology and futuristic medical advancements in a hospital of their own creation, while also trying to turn a profit to keep the facility running.
There are seven distinct species to treat in, each with their own unique attributes.
There are two main modes in: Story and Sandbox. The story mode, in which players have to literally save the Galaxy, offers a rich offbeat narrative that takes players from treating deep-space prisons to entire planets. Meanwhile, sandbox mode will let players design their ideal facility without some of the obstacles found in the main story.
In a month of titles ranging from lost cartoon cats to epic battles inspired by
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