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There’s a slightly different flavour to Xbox Game Pass this week, as a couple of games expand into new tiers, whilst others hit home, Day One!

Sequels don’t usually get to feel this confident straight out of the gate. Hades II doesn’t just return to the Underworld - it expands it, reshapes it, and somehow makes the whole thing feel even sharper, faster and more addictive than before.

Some games feel like they’ve been part of the conversation forever. REPLACED is one of them.

It’s one of those weeks where Xbox Game Pass doesn’t just add a couple of titles - it reshuffles the deck in a big way. On the downside, we lose Grand Theft Auto V from the subscription service.

Not every game needs high stakes or fast reflexes. Sometimes, it’s enough to slow things down, settle into a quiet corner of the world, and lose yourself in something a little more personal. Tiny Bookshop arrives on Xbox, PlayStation and Game Pass with exactly that kind of energy, offering a gentle, story-driven experience built around books, people and place.

It’s shaping up to be a quietly intriguing week for Xbox Game Pass subscribers.

Some games ease you in. Super Meat Boy 3D absolutely does not. But would you expect anything else?

Here are the best new Xbox and Game Pass games landing in April. We think you should be playing them. 

It’s one of those weeks where Game Pass really shows its range with a number of new games landing on the subscription service.

Alien Deathstorm looks to throw players into a collapsing off-world colony where survival feels like a long shot from the very first step.