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Here are the new Game with Gold for June 2022 – onmsft.com

Robert Collins Robert Collins
June 1, 2022
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The new Games with Gold lineup for the month of June has arrived! As per usual, Games with Gold provides four games which Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can download and keep each month. Let’s take a look at the June selection of Games with Gold.

Aven Colony June 1-15

Set on the strange new planet of Aven Prime, this game tasks the player with building a successful colony using construction drones on the planet’s deserts, tundra and jungles. Discover Aven Prime’s past through exploratory expeditions. Manage crops, govern the colony’s citizens and more in this management game.

Project Highrise: Architect’s Edition June 16-July30

In this game you will build majestic skyscrapers to attract visitors and businesses within a vibrant urban ecosystem. Play in an open sandbox environment or take on the 29 scenario challenges of campaign mode.

Super Meat Boy June 1-15 (Xbox 360 backward compatible)

Take on 300+ single player levels in this super-challenging indie platforming classic. If you haven’t tried this almost-iconic title, there has never been a better time than right now.

Raskulls June 16-30 (Xbox 360 backward compatible)

Take on the Raskulls Mega Quest as Dragon, King or Bonesaw in three chapters with over 60 levels in this crazy action platformer. Or just take to the couch with friends with Raskulls Multiplayer.

Another solid month for Games with Gold. You can read more about the Games with Gold program here.

 

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