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Update: Rise Of The Tomb Raider & Sea Of Thieves Arriving On Xbox Game Pass
Update: Microsoft has announced the titles joining Rise of the Tomb Raider for the Xbox Game Pass in March, including new title Sea of Thieves.
The full March list: Rise of the Tomb Raider, Super Lucky's Tale, Resident Evil Revelation 2, Oxenfree, Sonic CD, The Final Station, and Euro Fishing all hit on March 1. Sea of Thieves comes to the service on March 20 when it releases.
Last month Microsoft announced that new, Xbox One-exclusive first-party titles would debut day-and-date on the service alongside their normal digital and retail releases.
[Source: Microsoft]
Original Story: Microsoft announced that Rise of the Tomb Raider, along with several other games, are heading to Xbox Game Pass this March. Xbox Game Pass is a Netflix-like subscription service that gives users access to a vault of games if they pay $10 per month.
Microsoft's Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb teased this information in a photo he tweeted. You can view the image below, which shows Rise of the Tomb Raider atop seven other games. It's unclear what the other titles are at this time, but Major Nelson says that it will be revealed next week.
Next week we'll post the titles coming to Xbox Game Pass in March. In the meantime, I'll just leave this right here pic.twitter.com/EW8vaVmW1n
— L a r r y H r y b (@majornelson) February 23, 2018
In January, Microsoft said that all of its upcoming exclusive Xbox One games will be available to Xbox Game Pass subscribers upon release, starting with Sea of Thieves when it launches on March 20.
[Source: Major Nelson on Twitter]
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