Hades, Lumines Remastered and MS Solitaire join Xbox Game Pass in August

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The world started to go crazy about the time Microsoft put ads in Solitaire with the launch of Windows 10. There's a agio version that removes the ads, but you've got to pay $1.50 a month for that privilege. Surgery, if you've got an Xbox Game Pass for PC subscription, you'll be able to play it ad-free there, come August 17.

It's in reality a bad decent calendar month for Xbox Game Progress PC, considering the deficiency of whatsoever big first-company heavy hitters. Along August 5, PC gets Curse of the Dead Gods, Dodgeball Academia, Lumines Remastered and Starmancer.

Two of those games bequeath launch onto the subscription service upon their release date. Starmancer is a space platform sim with a sinister pixel art vibration, while Dodgeball Academia is a 3v3 sports affair with sketch nontextual matter and frantic period of time combat. Some look pretty cool.

The week after is even better: Art of Rally comes August 12, Pluto on August 13, and the aforementioned Solitaire Premium Variant comes on August 17.

The Xbox Game Make pass for PC game list continues to be impressive, but a smattering of games will go forth the service this month, too: Grand larceny Auto 5 makes its exit on Aug 8, while August 15 will run into the removal of Ape Out, Crossover Souls, Darksiders Genesis, Don't Starve, Unalterable Fantasy VII and Take aim Sim Universe 2020.

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