Xbox Game Pass June 2023 new video games: Bramble The Mountain King and NFS Unbound

Microsoft has introduced launch dates for the following wave of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass in June and early July. First up is EA racing sport Need for Speed Unbound, which joins Game Pass on June 22. The vibrant NFS Unbound might be joined on the identical day by narrative journey sport The Bookwalker, which is a day-one launch for Game Pass subscribers. The Bookwalker revolves round a personality named Etienne Quist, who has the power to dive into books. 

Arguably the most effective sport on the record, Bramble The Mountain King will be part of Xbox Game Pass on June 27.

“Bramble: The Mountain King is a grim adventure set in a world inspired by dark, Nordic fables,” reads the official description.

“Explore the beautiful yet dangerous and twisted land of Bramble in your endeavor to rescue your sister. Traverse a wondrous landscape and survive deadly encounters with Bramble’s many hideous creatures.”

Bramble The Mountain King might be playable on Xbox consoles, PC and by way of Microsoft’s Cloud Gaming app.

F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch can be coming to Xbox Game Pass on June 27. 

This might be adopted by Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town on June 29, and Arcade Paradise on July 3.

Featuring a group of traditional old-school video games, Arcade Paradise duties gamers with turning the household laundromat into the final word arcade.

“Play, profit, and purchase new arcade machines, with over 35 to choose from, to build your very own Arcade Paradise!” reads the official description.

Sword and Fairy: Together Forever is the ultimate sport coming to Xbox Game Pass. It might be out there on consoles and PC from July 5.

“Enter a realm that blends ancient mythology with traditional Asian aesthetics in Sword and Fairy: Together Forever!” reads the official description.

“Weaving its tale between the three clans of Human, Deity, and Demon, it puts you in command of a memorable party of characters, each with unique personalities, motives, skills, strengths, and weaknesses.”