August 10th – Airborne Kingdom (Cloud, Console, and PC) – If you’ve ever wanted a simulation city builder like Cities Skylines that takes place entirely in the sky well above any people on the ground below, then Airborne Kingdom is precisely that.August 9th – Limbo (Cloud, Console, and PC) – This is a dark, quite scary puzzle sidescroller, with one of the most influential aesthetics of any video game, being entirely covered in shadow and using black and white throughout the game.August 8th – Broforce Forever (Cloud, Console, and PC) – This game is a side-scrolling shoot-em-up like Contra, but with a bunch of overly-patriotic military band of a bunch of bros, boasting a bunch of great visuals and a ton of explosions.August 3rd – A Short Hike (Cloud, Console, PC) – This cute, short, and sweet little game is about climbing up a mountain, meeting friends, driving a boat, flying around, and just taking in this adorable game’s charming vibe and aesthetic.August 1st – Celeste (Cloud, Console, PC) – A holdover from last month’s announcement that just hadn’t got added to Game Pass till August 1st, Celeste is a tough-as-nails 2D platformer with one of the best stories in gaming.Now that Celeste joined the service on August 1st, you should focus on more of the games coming in August, namely A Short Hike, Broforce Forever, Limbo, Airborne Kingdom, and Everspace 2. Unlike the usual fare, all five titles being added are indie games.

I’m not complaining, and seeing their lineup for August of the new games coming to the service, they’re picking some of the best indies you’ll get to play for no extra cost, which I’d recommend trying. Xbox Game Pass is a service you can get on your PC or Xbox consoles, and it’s earned a reputation nowadays for having a ton of indies. Indies With Great Accessibility Features.

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