Xbox Game Pass Adds Highly-Rated Mythical Adventure Game
Xbox Game Pass just added another well-reviewed indie adventure to its lineup: Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island by Polygon Treehouse. Originally released in December 2024, this sandbox exploration game has received “Very Positive” reviews on Steam and has been praised for its engaging story, stunning visuals, and cozy gameplay. Now, Xbox Game Pass subscribers can play it at no extra cost.
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Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island Joins Xbox Game Pass
In Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island, players take on the role of Alex, a rookie backpacker who finds herself shipwrecked on an island unlike any other. The island is home to Greek mythology’s forgotten gods, but something strange has happened—they no longer remember who they are. As Alex, your job is to restore their memories, build friendships, and uncover the truth behind the curse that has affected Ambrosia Island, all while trying to find a way back home.
Starting March 20, Xbox Game Pass members can enjoy Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island across Ultimate, PC, and Standard tiers. The game is also playable via Xbox Cloud Gaming Beta. Many players have compared it to a cozy visual novel with light questing mechanics rather than an intense action-adventure game.
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Upcoming Games Coming to Xbox Game Pass
Microsoft’s subscription service is packed with more exciting titles arriving in March and April. Here’s a breakdown of what’s coming:
| Game | Date Added | Tier |
| Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island | Mar 20 | Ultimate, PC, Standard |
| Blizzard Arcade Collection | Mar 25 | Ultimate, PC, Standard |
| Tunic | Mar 26 | Core |
| Batman: Arkham Knight | Mar 26 | Core |
| Monster Sanctuary | Mar 26 | Core |
| Atomfall (Day-one release) | Mar 27 | Ultimate, PC |
| South of Midnight (Day-one release) | Apr 8 | Ultimate, PC |
| Commandos: Origins (Day-one release) | Apr 9 | Ultimate, PC |
| Descenders Next (Day-one release) | Apr 9 | Ultimate, PC |
| Blue Prince | Apr 10 | Ultimate, PC, Standard |
| Tempopo (Day-one release) | Apr 17 | Ultimate, PC |
| Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Day-one release) | Apr 24 | Ultimate, PC |
| Revenge of the Savage Planet (Day-one release) | May 8 | Ultimate, PC |
Polygon Treehouse’s Stand Against AI in Gaming
One interesting aspect of Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island is that it proudly does not use generative AI. Polygon Treehouse Creative Director Alex Kanaris-Sotiriou introduced a “No AI” badge in February, allowing indie developers to assure players that their work was created entirely by human artists and writers. While the badge operates on an honor system, it’s seen as a step forward in the discussion around AI in game development.
More Big Titles Coming to Game Pass
Alongside Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island, Game Pass subscribers still have plenty to look forward to in the coming weeks. Atomfall, a survival-action game set in post-nuclear Britain, arrives March 27 as a day-one release for Ultimate subscribers.
Then on April 8, South of Midnight, a new action-adventure game from the developers of We Happy Few, launches for Game Pass Ultimate members. Finally, on April 24, players can dive into Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a turn-based RPG inspired by France’s Belle Époque era.
With so many great games arriving in the next few months, Xbox Game Pass continues to offer tons of value for its subscribers.
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