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Some games help define a genre. Others quietly build a cult following that refuses to fade away, no matter how many years pass. Gothic? Yeah, that belongs in both camps. 

Xbox Game Pass is keeping the momentum going into the final stretch of May, with Echo Generation 2 leading a fresh batch of additions alongside co-op chaos, cozy bug collecting and one of modern RPG gaming’s most beloved sci-fi adventures. There’s a nice spread of genres landing across cloud, Xbox Series X|S, handheld and PC this week - although a few major departures may sting for some subscribers.

What happens when you take a fully-fledged RPG and hand the story over to a five-year-old with zero filters? You get Axe Cop - and it’s every bit as chaotic, ridiculous and entertaining as that sounds.

Traysia is back, launching on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.

At the centre of Dosa Divas are sisters Samara and Amani, reunited after years apart and thrown into a journey that’s about far more than saving the world.

Tears Revolude begins with a mystery - a vanished artist, unfinished work, and a journey that slowly pulls its characters into something far bigger than they expected.

Some games stick to a formula. People of Note feels more interested in remixing one.

Picture the classic RPG setup.

It’s another big week for Xbox Game Pass, and this time the spotlight is firmly on one of the biggest RPGs of recent years as a number of new games hit the subscription service.

Not every RPG begins with a clear path, and Dread Delusion makes that obvious from the very first step.