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ID@Xbox Showcase Feb. 2025: Alle Spiele für Spielpass angekündigt

Autor: Claire Apr 16,2025

Die jüngste ID@Xbox -Showcase von Microsoft war voller aufregender Updates und Ankündigungen, was einige der am meisten erwarteten Indie -Spiele im Rampenlicht stellte. Ein herausragender Balatro überraschte alle, indem er am 24. Februar auf den Xbox Game-Pass überrascht hat. Dieses innovative Spiel hat bereits die Herzen vieler Spieler mit seinem einzigartigen Gameplay erobert.

Ein weiterer Fan-Favoriten, Buckshot Roulette , ist ebenfalls auf den Weg zur Xbox. Dieses Tabletop-Horror-Spiel wurde erst im Dezember 2023 veröffentlicht und wurde zu einem sofortigen Hit und zog über vier Millionen Spieler mit einer Pump-Action-Schrotflinte in seine erschreckende Version von Russian Roulette. Die Aufregung um die Xbox -Version ist spürbar.

Aber die Überraschungen hörten hier nicht auf. Das Schaufenster enthüllte eine Reihe von Indie -Titeln, die die Xbox Game -Pass -Bibliothek im Jahr 2025 anreichern. Hier ist ein kompletter Überblick über die neu bestätigten Indie -Spiele zum Xbox Game Pass:

Xbox Game Pass 2025 Aufstellung:

Balatro (Cloud, Konsole und PC) - jetzt raus
33 Immortals (Cloud, Konsole und PC) - 18. März
Nachkommen Weiter (Konsole und PC) - 9. April
Blue Prince (Wolke, Konsole und PC) - 10. April
Tempopo (Cloud, Konsole und PC) - 17. April
Rache des Savage Planet (Consoles) - 8. Mai
Mondschein 2: Der endlose Tresor (Konsolen und PC) - 2025
Tanuki: Pons Sommer (Konsolen und PC) - Ende 2025
Buckshot Roulette (Konsolen und PC) - TBC
Echo Weaver (Cloud, Konsole und PC) - TBC
Ultimate Sheep Waschbär (Konsolen und PC) - TBC

Zusätzlich zu diesen Indie -Edelsteinen wird Watch Dogs: Legion heute, dem 25. Februar, auf dem Xbox Game -Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass und Game Pass Standard gestartet. Dieser Titel wird das vielfältige Spielerlebnis auf der Plattform weiter verbessern.

Weitere Informationen und Updates zu diesen aufregenden Ergänzungen finden Sie unter IGNs Fan Fest 2025 Hub.

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