Microsoft has announced the lineup of May 2022 free games for Xbox Live Gold subscribers. The games include Yoku’s Island Express, which is usually priced at $19.99 available from May 1 to 31, The Inner World – The Last Wind Monk, which is priced at $19.99 available from May 16 to June 15, Hydro Thunder Hurricane, which is usually priced $9.99 available from May 1 to 15, and Viva Piñata Party Animals which is usually priced at $9.99, available May 16 to 31. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members will also have access to these games.
Details on each Xbox Live Gold game via Microsoft can be seen below:
Yoku’s Island Express
All Yoku wants to do is soak up the rays delivering parcels in his new job in a tropical paradise. But first he must traverse the island helping others and try to waken an ancient deity trapped in a restless sleep. Explore the colorful open world of Mokumana, test your pinball skills, and earn wild new power-ups to help the friendly locals.
The Inner World – The Last Monk
Embark on an adventure thru Asposia to find the last wind monk and fulfill Robert’s destiny as the heir to the flute nose throne. Switch seamlessly between playing as Robert, Laura, the rebel who flies off the handle, or Peck, the pigeon who doesn’t fly at all. This charming adventure game is filled with brainteasers, humor, beautiful music, and lots of heart.
Hydro Thunder Hurricane
Speed through eleven mysterious race environments like Monster Island and the Bermuda Triangle, each one packed with massive jumps, drop-offs, secret shortcuts and destructible objects. Unleash aqua anarchy as you try out various modes and compete to be the first to cross the finish line.
Viva Piñata Party Animals
Get ready for lots of fun for everyone! Compete as Hudson Horstachio, Franklin Fizzlybear, and others across over 40 minigames mixed with race events. Combine your wins and bonuses to get the most candy and be crowned the victor
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