Xbox Game Pass November 2021 Introduces It Takes Two, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – The Definitive Edition, And More

For Xbox Game Pass, the service continues to unveil new and exciting titles to the platform for fans to grow excited for. In October alone, we witnessed the first half of the month with Turtle Rock Studio’s Left 4 Dead successor, Back 4 Blood. And following into the latter half of October, Dragon Ball FighterZ & Alan Wake’s American Nightmare were featured additions then.

Entering November, there is projections for more anticipated additions to the service coming up. As you can gather, Forza Horizon 5 is in tow for its launch this month and will be delivered day one for the service. Atop of that, Microsoft also announced previously that Football Manager 2022 will be arriving at its respected launch date as well to Xbox Game Pass in November. And, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – The Definitive Edition as Rockstar Games announced.

On Monday, the Xbox firm announced its full lineup for the Xbox Game Pass November 2021 update. You can read the full list below:

Console

Unpacking – 11/2
It Takes Two – 11/4
Kill It with Fire – 11/4
Football Manager 2022: Xbox Edition – 11/9
Forza Horizon 5 – 11/9
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – The Definitive Edition – 11/11
One Step from Eden – 11/11

PC

Minecraft: Java and Bedrock Editions – 11/2
Unpacking – 11/2
It Takes Two – 11/4
Kill It with Fire – 11/4
Football Manager 2022 – 11/9
Football Manager 2022: Xbox Edition – 11/9
Forza Horizon 5 – 11/9
One Step from Eden – 11/11

Cloud

Unpacking – 11/2
It Takes Two – 11/4
Kill It with Fire – 11/4
Football Manager 2022: Xbox Edition – 11/9
Forza Horizon 5 – 11/9

Additionally, there is more than a handful of titles leaving there service, which are: Final Fantasy VIII HD (Console; PC), Planet Coaster (Cloud; Console), Star Renegades (Cloud; Console; PC), Streets of Rogue (Cloud; Console; PC), The Gardens Between (Cloud; Console; PC), and River City Girls (Cloud; Console; PC).

Recently, a report from Axios Gaming indicates the expectations for Xbox Game Pass set by Microsoft is marginally higher than you would expect. Despite the service being a powerhouse metric for the entire division, performance is not to par for the firm yet. But, the service is the only metric recorded by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella from Xbox. You can read the full report by heading here.

Which Xbox Game Pass additions are you most intrigued to download first for November 2021?

Source: Xbox Wire