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Xbox Game Pass September 2024 Lineup Revealed
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Xbox Game Pass September 2024 Lineup Revealed

Sep 03, 2024 3:53 PM

Microsoft has revealed its first wave of Xbox Game Pass titles for September 2024, featuring the highly anticipated real-time strategy game Age of Mythology: Retold, launching on September 4. This game merges the classic Age of Empires formula with global mythologies, allowing players to face off against both nations and mythical monsters. Also included in this wave are Expeditions: A MudRunner Game on September 5, promising an adventure through untamed wilderness, and Riders Republic arriving on September 11, which presents an open-world extreme sports experience. Lastly, Train Sim World 5 will launch on September 17, offering players the chance to master various rail challenges across new routes. Additionally, several games will be leaving Xbox Game Pass on September 15, with a 20% discount available for ongoing players wishing to buy them.

What games are coming to Xbox Game Pass in September 2024?

The games coming to Xbox Game Pass in September 2024 include Age of Mythology: Retold, Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, Riders Republic, and Train Sim World 5.

Age of Mythology: Retold is a beloved title that revisits the classic real-time strategy game originally released in 2002. The game is cherished for its engaging gameplay that combines history with mythology, allowing players to command powerful deities and legendary creatures while building civilizations. The upcoming release rejuvenates this classic for a new generation, ensuring fans and newcomers alike experience its innovative blend of strategy and mythology.

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