June Xbox Game Pass Lineup Packs RPG Classics, Day-One Launches, and Surprises
As anticipation builds for the Xbox Summer Showcase, Microsoft is already heating up June by announcing a strong batch of ten new titles arriving on Xbox Game Pass. From genre-defining RPGs to bold indie experiments and even a sports juggernaut, this month’s offering delivers something for nearly every type of gamer-whether you’re into immersive worlds or quick-hit experiences.
Leading the charge are two beloved classics: Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition and Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition, now available via cloud and console. These legendary RPGs continue to inspire the genre decades after release, and their addition to Game Pass is a nostalgic win for old-school fans and newcomers alike.
Gamers also have plenty of brand-new content to look forward to. FBC: Firebreak and The Alters are launching directly into Game Pass on their respective release dates, offering fresh narratives and experimental gameplay. FBC: Firebreak is already drawing speculative comparisons to Sony’s Concord-suggesting it might scratch a similar sci-fi shooter itch, while The Alters promises a bold look at identity and alternate realities.
Meanwhile, Warhammer 40K: Space Marine Master Crafted Edition lands on June 10 for those hungry for some brutal, heavy-armor action. Though not the newly announced sequel, this edition of the original remains a cult favorite for its visceral melee-shooter hybrid gameplay.
Casual and nostalgic players won’t be left behind either. The chaotic charm of Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time arrives mid-month, while the whimsical darkness of Lost in Random: The Eternal Die will spin its eerie dice-driven tale starting June 17.
Sports fans can look forward to EA Sports FC 25, arriving June 12, with updated rosters and polish continuing the FIFA legacy under its new name. And let’s not forget Kingdom: Two Crowns and Barbie Project Friendship-two unique, smaller experiences landing for PC and multi-platform players, rounding out a refreshingly eclectic lineup.
Sadly, seven titles will exit the Game Pass library on June 15, including the charming My Time at Sandrock, the quirky cyber adventure Hypnospace Outlaw, and the zen culinary sim Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends. It’s a reminder to explore these hidden gems before they disappear.
With Xbox’s major showcase just around the corner, there’s a real chance that this initial list is just the beginning. Microsoft has previously dropped surprise titles mid-event, so don’t be surprised if June delivers even more Game Pass delights before the month is over.
Game Pass continues to prove its worth-not just as a cost-saving service, but as a platform that blends nostalgia with innovation and indie spirit. For PC and console gamers alike, it’s never been a better time to dive in.