Dead Space Remake Cities: Skylines 2, and More Are Coming Coming to Game Pass This October

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Microsoft has revealed the games coming to their subscription service PC and Xbox Games during the second half of October 2023.

Headliners are the Dead Space remake that just released early this year. Another big title coming to the service on day one of its release is the PC version of city builder Cities: Skylines 2. Two other games are also coming to the service on day one — rhythm game Headbangers: Rhythm Royale and climbing adventure game Justant.

Here is a full list of each title coming to both PC and Xbox Game Pass.

Like a Dragon: Ishin! (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Now available

F1 Manager 2023 (Cloud, Console, and PC) - October 19

Cities: Skylines 2 (PC) - October 24

Dead Space 2023 (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) - October 26

Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery (Cloud and Console) – October 26

Mineko’s Night Market (Cloud, Console, and PC) – October 26

Headbangers: Rhythm Royale (Cloud, Console, and PC) – October 31

Jusant (Cloud, Console, and PC) – October 31

Those interested in trying out EA Sports UFC 5 can try the EA Play early access trial starting October 24.

As for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers, you have until October 20 to grab a 75-days of access to crunchyroll’s Mega Fan! membership, giving you access to the streaming service’s massive anime library.

The games leaving Game Pass on October 31

At the end of October, give games will be leaving the service and those interested in playing these games past October through their Xbox account can purchase the game at a 20% discount.

  • Gunfire Reborn (Cloud, Console, and PC)

  • Kill It With Fire (Cloud, Console, and PC)

  • Persona 5 Royal (Cloud, Console, and PC)

  • Signalis (Cloud, Console, and PC)

  • Solasta Crown of the Magister (Cloud, Console, and PC)

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