Xbox Game Pass leak: Lost In Random, MLB The Show 22 and more rumored for this month
April 22's Xbox Game Pass games seem to have been leaked by a number of sources, and they include MLB The Show 22, Life is Strange, and (...)
Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus new additions have a habit of getting leaked a bit early, and that’s still true this April, as we seem to have the first new Game Pass additions confirmed for this month, courtesy of Dealabs user billbil kun. The leak has since essentially been confirmed thanks to this image being hosted on Microsoft’s servers, as seen by XGP.
billbil kun has reliably leaked Xbox Game Pass new additions for several months now, and today is no exception, with a fresh leak seemingly confirming six new additions to Xbox Game Pass coming in the first half of April 2022.
The full list of games is as follows:
Lost in Random (Cloud, Console, PC). Life is Strange: True Colors (Cloud, Console, PC). MLB The Show 22 (Cloud, Console). Chinatown Detective Agency (Cloud, Console, PC). Panzer Corps 2 (PC). Cricket 22 (Cloud, Console).
This one cleared the fences… honest.
In addition to these brand new additions, we have one existing Game Pass title making its way to PC for the first time, and three new Cloud additions:
The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos (PC). Star Wars Squadrons (Cloud). Dragon Age II (Cloud). Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare (Cloud).For all the sports fans out there, MLB The Show 22 is a great addition, and you can read our MLB The Show 22 review for more information. And hey, Cricket 22 is a bit like baseball for people who aren’t American.
The latest Life is Strange game is certain to excite a lot of people (you know who you are) while the likes of Chinatown Detective Agency and Panzer Corps 2 just expand the value of the service you’re already paying for. Make sure to give them a go.
We don’t yet know which games will be leaving Xbox Game Pass this month, but we’ll let you know when we do, so make sure to keep checking back.
Written by Dave Aubrey on behalf of GLHF.