And the deeper players excavate, the more resources they can find to build more machines, a classic loop for this genre. The more machines the player has, the more tools and resources they have at their disposal, and the deeper they can excavate. Taking the gameplay of something like Deep Rock Galactic and giving it a management sim/city-builder overhaul, Techtonica tasks players with mining for resources and building their own factory, with the eventual goal of making enough machines to automate the whole process. Next up is Techtonica, releasing on July 18 and arriving day one on Xbox Game Pass. But the big hook of Arcade Paradise is that between all the management chores, players get to actually play the arcade games they purchase, sometimes even with local and online friends.
Drenched in early 1990s flair, Arcade Paradise follows the same normal conventions of the city-builder strategy genre, tasking players with slowly building up their arcade from just one cabinet to a whole complex full of them. Originally released last August, Arcade Paradise sees players build and manage their very own retro arcade. The first Xbox Game Pass July 2023 game to fit this niche is Arcade Paradise, which comes to the service on July 3. The most popular example of a city-builder is the SimCity franchise, where players are tasked with creating a bustling metropolis from scratch, organizing road systems, plumbing routes, and other technical city management mechanics. City-building strategy games often task players with creating and managing a city or facility, placing buildings or objects and managing various resources. Of the six games currently confirmed for Xbox Game Pass' July 2023 line-up, three of them are geared specifically toward fans of the strategy genre, and in particular, fans of city-builders. RELATED: Everything You Need To Know About Xbox Game Pass Xbox Game Pass' July 2023 Games Are Great for City-Building Strategy Fans Though only six games have been confirmed for Xbox Game Pass' July 2023 line-up, it's looking like another solid month for the subscription service, albeit one that's catering to fans of one genre in particular. Xbox Game Pass' June 2023 line-up showed the perfect example of this diversity, with racing games like Need for Speed Unbound, horror games like Amnesia: The Bunker, and puzzle games like Stacking all coming to the service during the month. There are first-person shooters, action-adventure games, RPGs, strategy titles, Indie games, AAA games, and everything in between.
Heading over to Xbox Game Pass today will present players with well over 100 individual titles, covering just about every corner of the gaming ecosphere imaginable. Delivering just over 10 games on average per month, it's only natural that Xbox Game Pass has quite the eclectic library of video games.
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