This June with Xbox Game Pass you can get even more great games to play, including indie darling Little Nightmares II, legendary Call of Duty WWII, and classic Warcraft 1, 2 and 3, plus even more games.
Second batch of games coming to Xbox Game Pass during June 2025:
- Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time (Console and PC – Available Now) Leap, spin, and slide through a fractured timeline in this wild platforming sequel. With the multiverse unraveling, Crash and Coco must collect the Quantum Masks and outsmart the returning villains Neo Cortex and N. Tropy in a chaotic quest across time and space.
- Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S – Available Now) Day one with Game Pass! Enter the realm of Random once again in this story-driven action adventure. Play as Queen Aleksandra on a dark journey of revenge, wielding a living die to shape combat and destiny through fast-paced, tactical battles.
- Star Trucker (Xbox Series X|S – Available Now)) Buckle up and blast off into a cosmic trucking odyssey. Drive your rocket-powered rig across the galaxy, hauling strange cargo, meeting eccentric travelers, and navigating a universe where the open road stretches between the stars.
- Wildfrost (Console – Available Now)) Face off against a never-ending winter in this strategic deckbuilder. Recruit adorable yet deadly allies, craft your card strategy, and rebuild the town of Snowdwell to unlock new tools in your fight against the relentless frost.
- Rematch (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S – Available Now)) Day one with Game Pass! Step into a no-rules football arena where every move counts. Control one player on a 5v5 team and compete in dynamic, high-energy matches with no offsides, no fouls, and all-out intensity.
- Volcano Princess (Cloud, Console, and PC – June 24) Guide your daughter to greatness in a fantasy kingdom on the brink. Choose her lessons, friendships, and values as she grows — your parenting shapes her destiny and the fate of an empire in this heartfelt simulation-RPG.
- Against the Storm (Cloud and Console – June 26) Rebuild civilization in a world ravaged by endless storms. As the Queen’s Viceroy, lead a diverse cast of species to establish settlements, manage resources, and push back the darkness in this dark fantasy city-builder.
- Warcraft I: Remastered (PC – June 26) Return to the origins of real-time strategy with a fully remastered classic. Lead the Orcs or Humans in a war that shaped a universe, featuring refreshed visuals, modern controls, and never-before-seen concept art from 1994.
- Warcraft II: Remastered (PC – June 26) Set sail in a legendary RTS reborn. Command armies and navies in a sprawling conflict between Orcs and Humans, now with upgraded visuals, smoother gameplay, and a polished experience for modern PCs.
- Warcraft III: Reforged (PC – June 26) Relive one of the most iconic strategy games ever made. With enhanced graphics, updated matchmaking, and immersive campaigns, command the forces of Light and Darkness as epic stories unfold in Azeroth’s defining conflict.
- Call of Duty: WWII (Console and PC – June 30) Step into the boots of a soldier in the most iconic battles of World War II. From the shores of Normandy to the streets of Europe, this visceral shooter redefines the era with intense combat, powerful storytelling, and classic Call of Duty action.
- Little Nightmares II (Cloud, Console, and PC – July 1) Return to a world filled with haunting wonder. Journey with Mono, a boy lost in a surreal and distorted land, as you confront eerie foes and solve chilling puzzles alongside the mysterious girl in the yellow raincoat.
- Rise of the Tomb Raider (Cloud, Console, and PC – July 1) Lara Croft embarks on her defining adventure as she uncovers ancient secrets in Siberia. Filled with tombs, puzzles, and danger, this gripping action title brings cinematic storytelling and survival together in stunning environments.
Games Leaving Game Pass – June 30, 2025
Microsoft has announced that some titles will be leaving Xbox Game Pass on June 30. Games that are leaving this month are:
- Arcade Paradise (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Journey to the Savage Planet (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- My Friend Peppa Pig (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- SteamWorld Dig (Cloud and Console)
- SteamWorld Dig 2 (Console and PC)
Be sure to play these titles before they’re removed from the service.
How Much Does Xbox Game Pass Cost?
1. Xbox Game Pass Core ($9.99/month)
Platform: Xbox consoles only
Includes:
- Online multiplayer for all Xbox games
- A curated library of 25+ console games
- Exclusive member discounts
Best for: Players who mainly want online multiplayer and a few rotating games on Xbox.
2. Xbox Game Pass Standard ($14.99/month)
Platform: Xbox consoles only
Includes:
- Full access to the Xbox Game Pass console library
- Online multiplayer
- Member discounts
Best for: Xbox players who want hundreds of console games without needing cross-platform features.
3. PC Game Pass ($11.99/month)
Platform: Windows PCs
Includes:
- Full PC Game Pass library
- Day-one releases
- EA Play membership
- Member discounts
Trail available: you can get first 14 days for $1.00
Best for: PC gamers who want access to a large and growing library, including EA titles.
4. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate ($19.99/month)
Platform: Xbox consoles, Windows PCs, and cloud streaming
Includes:
- All games from Console and PC Game Pass
- Cloud gaming
- Online multiplayer via Xbox Live Gold
- EA Play membership
- Day-one releases
- Member discounts
Best for: Players who use both PC and console, or want full access including cloud gaming.
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