Xbox Game Pass Adds 6 New Titles, Including Returnal and Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster

In a surprise move that has gamers buzzing, Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass is rolling out six new titles this month, with two major standouts: *Returnal* and *Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster*. The additions further solidify Game Pass as one of the most value-packed gaming subscriptions available today, especially as industry competition continues to heat up.

Housemarque’s critically acclaimed *Returnal*, previously a PlayStation 5 exclusive, makes its Xbox debut via Game Pass. Known for its haunting atmosphere, time-loop mechanics, and intense bullet-hell combat, *Returnal* follows Selene, a space explorer trapped on the hostile alien planet of Atropos. Its inclusion signals a surprising yet exciting shift, as more traditionally PlayStation-aligned titles slowly make their way to Xbox platforms.

Meanwhile, *Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster* brings a fresh coat of polish to Capcom’s 2006 zombie-slaying classic. Enhanced visuals, updated controls, and re-recorded voiceovers help bring photojournalist Frank West’s chaotic days inside the Willamette Mall to life for a new generation. Veteran players and newcomers alike can relive the glory of crafting outrageous weapons and battling against time — and zombies — in glorious high definition.

Rounding out the new arrivals are *Frostpunk*, *Celeste*, *Slay the Spire*, and *Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun*. Each brings its own flavor to the roster, from hardcore survival strategy (*Frostpunk*), to emotional platforming (*Celeste*), deck-building roguelike battles (*Slay the Spire*), and stealth ninja action (*Shadow Tactics*).

The lineup underscores Xbox’s commitment to genre diversity and player value. With the rising monthly cost of premium games, Game Pass continues to be a go-to solution for those looking to explore critically lauded adventures and indie gems without breaking the bank.

All six titles will roll out throughout this week, available on both console and PC tiers of Xbox Game Pass. Whether you’re into edge-of-your-seat science fiction, undead hordes, or indie brilliance, there’s something here for every type of gamer.