Game Pass has three new surprise games on Xbox, PC and Cloud

Because of Microsoft obviously don’t think it Xbox Game Pass the offering is good enough, the company just added another surprise three more games to the service in the form of beautiful hand-drawn puzzles of Gorogoa, Olija’s shipwrecked action adventure and 2.5D side-scrolling puzzle platformer Walker.

Let’s take a look at them one by one: first, it’s Gorogoa, a puzzle game by Annapurna Interactive billed as “an elegant evolution of the puzzle genre, told through a beautiful hand-drawn story eyes designed and illustrated by Jason Roberts.”

Gorogoa’s gameplay is completely original, consisting of sumptuously illustrated boards that players arrange and combine in imaginative ways to solve puzzles. It starts out perfectly simple, but is satisfyingly complex.

Check out the trailer below and see its Microsoft Store list here.

Next up, there’s Olija: a game about Faraday’s quest, a shipwrecked man then stranded in the mysterious country of Terraphage. “Armed with a legendary javelin, he and the other castrated men attempt to leave this hostile country and return to their homeland,” reads one excerpt.

“Through adventurous exploration, narrative, and razor-sharp combat, players will discover a strange world and its inhabitants, including Olija, a mysterious woman whom Faraday finds herself possessed bound over time.”

The title is inspired by the gripping stories and cinematic adventure games of generations past, so if you love old LucasArts games, then this might be the one for you.

Check out the game of Microsoft Store Page here, and check out the trailer below.

Final, Walker asks you to rearrange and reconnect public signs to explore and advance through each fascinating environment.

It’s been a strong couple of months for the stealth drops on Xbox Game Pass; At the end of last year, we also confirmed that Aliens: Fireteam Elite entered service ahead of its big Season 2 update, Generation No. 0 landed from nowhere, and indie gem Townscaper is now on Xbox and PC, too.

If you’ve been trying to buy yourself a new Xbox Series S/X or a decent PC, over the holidays we say you’ve managed to keep up with all these games.