Xbox has confirmed the second batch of Game Pass additions for July. There’s no obvious headliner here, but there are a bunch of great additions to the catalog. These include indie hits like Wheel World and blockbusters like Robocop: Rogue City. Let’s get into it.
Robocop: Rogue City came as a huge surprise back in 2023. A game based on a decades-old sci-fi franchise by a relatively unknown developer? It should have been a train wreck. Instead, it’s a solid 3D action title that perfectly captures the vibe of the original film. This is a must-play for children of the 1980s. It’ll be available on July 17 for subscribers on all tiers.
Grounded 2 looks to be a fantastic take on the “shrunken teens navigating a yard” genre, as first pioneered in the film Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. The first game was great and Obsidian looks to be upping the ante here in nearly every way, with a larger focus on story, a more immersive world and insects to ride around on. This is a day one Game Pass release, which happens on July 29. It’ll only be playable for PC and Ultimate subscribers.
The Annapurna-published Wheel World is finally heading our way on July 23, and it’s a day one Game Pass release. This is an open-world bicycle sim with gorgeous cel-shaded graphics. The title promises “impressive vistas, hidden secrets and races that will test your skills.” It’ll be available for Ultimate and PC subscribers.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is another day one release, with availability on July 24. This is a Souls-like action RPG set in the final days of the Ming Dynasty. The combat looks absolutely brutal. Again, only Ultimate and PC subscribers will have access to the game.
Those are just the titles that caught my interest. The shooter High On Life returns to the platform today and the survival horror adventure My Friendly Neighborhood drops on July 17. The prison-based RPG Back to the Dawn will be playable on July 18 and the survival crafting title Abiotic Factor releases on July 22. As always, Game Pass remains one heck of a deal.
