Exciting Additions to Game Pass: Remedy's Co-op Shooter and More

Innovative Soccer Game from Sifu Creator Arrives

Microsoft's Game Pass is showcasing an impressive array of releases in 2025, showing no signs of letting up as summer progresses. The standout titles for June feature the cooperative first-person shooter FBC: Firebreak launching on the platform today, the much-anticipated soccer game Rematch by Sloclap, and three remastered versions of Warcraft classics.

Remedy's Co-op Debut: FBC: Firebreak

Arguably the most notable addition is Remedy's new venture with FBC: Firebreak, marking a significant pivot from their solo-player roots seen in titles like Alan Wake and Control. Engadget’s Jessica Conditt experienced the game earlier in May and expressed cautious optimism concerning this genre transition, noting the essential elements of a compelling co-op shooter were apparent. As a simultaneous launch on PS Plus, the game aims to captivate audiences on both major platforms.

Other Noteworthy Releases

Launching alongside today is Lost in Random: The Eternal Die, a roguelite extension of the 2021 adventure game. Inspired by Hades, the new game features dynamic action and intriguing visual previews.

Sloclap's Arcade Soccer Experience: Rematch

Scheduled for release on June 19 is Rematch, which offers an arcade-like twist to soccer, diverging from traditional simulators like EA Sports FC. This game limits each team to 5v5 matches where you guide a solo player, devoid of traditional soccer rules like offsides and penalties. Developed by Sloclap, the creators of the distinguished kung fu game Sifu, Rematch boasts a visually engaging style akin to an artistic masterpiece.

Expansion of Activision Blizzard Titles

June is gearing up to be a blockbuster month for Game Pass's expanding library, particularly with the release of remastered editions of Warcraft I, Warcraft II, and Warcraft III: Reforged on June 26, rounding off with Call of Duty: WWII on June 30. As July approaches, subscribers can look forward to accessing Little Nightmares II and the return of Rise of the Tomb Raider, celebrating its ten-year milestone this November.