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Forza Motorsport, Like A Dragon: Ishin Racing To Xbox Game Pass
October’s first batch of Game Pass titles aren’t necessarily spooky, but they’re no less exciting. The long-awaited Forza Motorsport leads the pack as it crosses the finish line to release next week. Like A Dragon: Ishin, the historical drama and remake of the formerly Japan-exclusive Like A Dragon spin-off, is also on the way.
Check out the list of what’s joining and what’s exiting the library as well as links to our reviews of applicable titles.
What’s Coming To Xbox Game Pass
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide (Xbox Series X/S, Coud) – October 4
Forza Motorsport (Xbox Series X/S, PC, Cloud) – October 10
From Space (Console, PC,Cloud) – October 12
Like A Dragon: Ishin (Console, PC, Cloud) - October 17 | Our Review
What’s Leaving Xbox Game Pass on October 15
Eville (Console, PC, Cloud)
Overwhelm (PC)
Shenzhen I/O (PC)
The Legend of Tianding (Console, PC, Cloud)
Trek to Yomi (Console, PC, Cloud) | Our Review
Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion (Console, PC, Cloud)
You can check out the last Game Pass library update here.
Products In This Article
Like A Dragon: Ishin!
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide
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