Sony, meanwhile, is choosing well-known games that shine a spotlight on Microsoft's attempt to buy Activision Blizzard. Microsoft is hoping to reel in people who look for launch day games and long-time favorites. That's not true every month, though, and it's clear there are different objectives this time around. These arrivals aren't necessarily as sweet as Sony's free PlayStation Plus games for July, which include Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Alan Wake Remastered. You may want to play Spelunky 2 soon, though, as the side-scrolling cave explorer is leaving Game Pass on July 15th. Hi guys, on Windows if I use the GamePass App I can access my console on sleeping mode and play the games who are not on the pass (like Cyberpunk) but when I access gamepass on chrome or others browsers it show 'beta' on top left corner and no option to the connect to the console, its the same on Mac but on Mac there is no official app so I can. Other additions include adventure game pioneer Ron Gilbert's The Cave (July 18th for cloud and Xbox), Insurgency: Sandstorm (July 11th for PC), McPixel 3 (July 6th for all platforms), Common'hood (July 11th for all platforms) and the preview for Techtonica (July 18th, all platforms). There's not much more to add about the decade-old classic at this point, but it's likely worth checking out if you somehow haven't played GTA V before or simply miss the escapades of Michael, Franklin and Trevor.

Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto V is also making its third appearance on Game Pass, albeit only for Xbox and streaming - sorry, no PC downloads this time. If you were hesitant to buy the hybrid PvE/PvP game sight unseen (or weren't sure about the beta), you won't necessarily have to. Microsoft has revealed that Capcom's dinosaur shooter Exoprimal will be available to Game Pass members on Xbox, PC and the cloud when the title launches July 14th. You'll have some good choices for summer gaming if you have an Xbox Game Pass subscription.

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