Cricket 19
Description Lead your team to international glory with Cricket 19. The truly global cricket simulation from Big Ant Studios, the leading name in authentic, realistic cricket action, Cricket 19 allows you to take control of your team, from club to national level, and lead them for T20, ODI or Test Match glory.
Size: 15.2 GB
Cricket 19
Lead your team to international glory with Cricket 19. The truly global cricket simulation from Big Ant Studios, the leading name in authentic, realistic cricket action, Cricket 19 allows you to take control of your team, from club to national level, and lead them for T20, ODI or Test Match glory.
Outlast 2
Size: 18.8 GB
Outlast 2
Outlast 2 introduces you to Sullivan Knoth and his followers, who left our evil world to feed Temple Gate, a city deep in the desert and hidden from civilization. Knoth and his flock are preparing for the tribulations of the end times, and you’re right in the middle of it.
Streets of Rage 4
Description Among the best beat’em up series ever created, jammin ’90s beats and over the top street beating, the iconic series Streets of Rage returns with a masterful tribute to and revitalization of the classic action fans love.
Size: 4.5 GB
Streets of Rage 4
Among the best beat’em up series ever created, jammin ’90s beats and over the top street beating, the iconic series Streets of Rage returns with a masterful tribute to and revitalization of the classic action fans love.
It’s no surprise to see Cricket 19 being thrown out as the newer Cricket 22 recently joined the Xbox Game Pass to replace it. Estimates estimate it to be around 30 hours of completion, so there is still plenty of time if you are considering going for the 1,000G base, though keep in mind that there is additional DLC performance as well. Outlast 2 seems to be a slightly longer finish, and also much harder thanks to challenging tasks like the Messiah achievement, to beat the game on Insane with a single camera battery – this one will require something to do. Finally, Streets of Rage 4 is an even more involved ending (closer to 80 hours or so) and offers a lot of highly skill-dependent performance, so getting it done before it goes can prove a little difficult. The rolling fighter joined the Game Pass on April 30, 2020, making this a longer-than-usual two-year run, and the Mr X Nightmare DLC (not included) also adds an extra 195G to the base list.
These three games join F1 2019 as they leave April, with the racer crashing out today after being overtaken as F1 2021 joined EA Play and Game Pass Ultimate last month. No fixed date has been set for this trio to leave Game Pass, but since we usually get about two weeks notice, they have probably only been given until the end of April, at which time all three will leave both Xbox Game Pass and PC Games Pass.
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