Xbox has just announced another eight games are arriving on Xbox Game Pass, with a critically acclaimed cozy indie game available for PC and console now.
I'm referring to Coffee Talk - an endearing visual novel that is set in a fantasy version of Seattle. The player serves coffee, and yes, swirls together cutesy latte art, while listening to the patrons discuss their days. The sequel, Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly, releases in 2023, so this is a prime opportunity to give the game a go and get invested for the next chapter in the story.
Here's the trailer for your perusal:
On 23 August, Game Pass members will be treated to the day one release of Midnight Fight Express. With only one night to save the city from destruction, pummel your enemies with savage synergy and an Edgar Wright-esque ingenuity, grabbing whatever isn't tied down in the level to gain the upper hand in combat.
Another two games are available on 25 August - Exapunks and Opus: Echo of Starsong - Full Bloom Edition. The former is a hacking game with a dark twist as a deadly disease transforms the bodies of those infected with computerised components, and the latter is a side-scrolling adventure that packs an emotional punch as the narrator explores his memories of youth.
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Commandos 3 - HD Remaster and Immortality come to the subscription service on 30 August as day one releases. Immortality is one that a few of us at GAMINGbible have our eyes on, as its the next game from Her Story and Telling Lies' creator Sam Barlow. On the other hand, Commandos fans shouldn't miss out on the visual improvements as well as the new autosave and rookie mode included in the third game's remaster. As well as these, Tinykin and Immortals Fenyx Rising will also become available on 30 August.
And, if you're an Ultimate member, be sure to be on the lookout for the Halo Infinite Pass Tense Commando Rifle Bundle, MultiVersus MVP Pack and CrossfireX Babylon Bundle towards the end of the month.
Topics: Xbox, Xbox Game Pass