Microsoft has revealed the titles they’ll be adding to Xbox Game Pass on PC and consoles in late March. The list isn’t that long this time around, but it includes some significant titles, including MLB The Show 23, No no Kuni II, and the new-release indie Infinite Guitars.

　　Here are your new Game Pass titles coming in late March…

　　Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom – The Prince’s Edition (Cloud, Console and PC) – Available Today

　　From Wccftech’s review of the game – “King Evan’s adventures are something that I soon won’t forget. Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom is the rare trifecta of having everything I wanted in a JRPG was in full swing: a charming story with memorable characters, combat that ratchets up into higher difficulty with the postgame content, and side content that helped it stand out as something truly unique.

　　MLB The Show 23 (Cloud and Console) – March 28

　　“Major League Baseball Opening Day is almost here, so, of course, that means MLB The Show 23 is also on the way to help kick things off. Expect the usual solid hardball experience, with some further tweaks to gameplay, a new Storylines mode, and more.”

　　Infinite Guitars (Cloud, Console, and PC) – March 30

　　“The metal war machines have reawakened—and only your electric guitar can turn their technology against them! Gather up your party, tune up your axe, and get ready to rock in Infinite Guitars, a rhythm RPG featuring anime-inspired art, adrenaline-fueled Mech battles, and a blazing original soundtrack.”

　　Xbox Game Pass grants players access to more than 100 games for 10 bucks a month, while Xbox Game Pass Ultimate also gets you Xbox Live Gold and EA Play access — you can check out a full list of available console and PC games here. Microsoft is offering new subscribers a month of Game Pass Ultimate or Game Pass for PC for only $1.

　　Again, not a huge lineup, but MLB The Show has consistently been one of the biggest Game Pass releases of the year since Sony’s sports franchise went multiplatform. So, which Game Pass titles do you plan on tackling over the next few weeks?