Meanwhile, Common'hood doesn't have as much in the way of reviews. On OpenCritic, Insurgency: Sandstorm is rated Strong with a 79 Top Critic Average and 60% of critics recommending the shooter. As a whole, it's a solid alternative to Call of Duty if different in plenty of ways. It puts a big emphasis on tactical gameplay, combined with close-quarters combat and objective-focused gameplay. Insurgency: Sandstorm is a team-based FPS, but not one where players can go in wildly and expect to earn the win. RELATED: Study Reveals Very Low Percentage of Classic Video Games Are Available Commercially Game Pass has also added Arcade Paradise, Sword and Fairy: Together Forever, and McPixel 3 since the start of July. It constantly tops charts to this day, despite originally releasing back in 2013. On July 5, Xbox Game Pass added Grand Theft Auto 5 again, and while its return is likely to be short, there's no doubt many fans will have flocked to it. It hasn't added a game prior to this since July 6, which is not unusual, but every game this month has a tough act to follow. These two titles follow a small hiatus of sorts for Game Pass.

The former is available on Cloud, Console, and PC versions of Game Pass, while the latter is only available on PC Game Pass. Microsoft's Game Pass subscription services adds two new games for July 11: Common'hood and Insurgency: Sandstorm.

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