Ubisoft has added “Valiant Hearts: Coming Home” to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, bringing its World War I adventure to subscribers.
TrueAchievements confirmed subscriber access on October 1 and noted no accompanying announcement from Xbox or Ubisoft. Players can access the sequel on Xbox Series X|S consoles.
Ubisoft released the game on consoles and computers in 2024 after its initial run as a Netflix mobile exclusive. It continues the story of “Valiant Hearts: The Great War”.
Players follow four intertwined stories through exploration, action and puzzles. James, a member of the Harlem Hellfighters, searches for his brother Freddie.
Nurse Anna treats the wounded, while Ernst is a German diver caught in the conflict. British aviator George completes the playable cast.
Ubisoft describes an adventure with animated graphic novel visuals. Players solve puzzles, sneak through enemy lines and encounter historical battles alongside fictional characters.
Its wartime setting spans the Western Front, aerial combat and naval battles. The game revisits the Battle of Jutland and the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Other upcoming titles include “A Game About Digging a Hole Together”, a multiplayer follow-up to the existing digging game. Friends collect resources, upgrade equipment and search for buried treasure.
Its Xbox listing supports online co-operative play for two to four players, alongside a single-player option. The announcement gives no exact launch date.
Publisher Digital Pajamas targets winter 2026 for “Don’t Fret”. Developer Scary Kid Studios places players in control of Fret, a living guitar trapped in a music school.
Players evade enemies, solve music-based puzzles and recover memories to uncover the school’s secret. Enemies react to noise, so players can use environmental sounds as decoys. Pure Xbox identified Game Pass branding in a separate trailer for the horror title.
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Sports Interactive has confirmed day-one subscription access for “Football Manager 27”. Its computer edition joins Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, with a separate console version.
The developer promises an upgraded matchday experience and more control over club management. Its launch announcement describes improvements to navigation, transfer deadline day and the in-game news feed. “Football Manager 27” launches on November 10.
