It’s next to impossible to just pick one great LEGO game, especially since there are a bunch in Game Pass to choose from. The Tweens – Games for the older kids in your life. Snake Pass is cute, colorful, and a lot of fun for kids who want just a bit of challenge. You’ll need to help the heroic serpent Noodle navigate around 4 unique environments by coiling his body around and through obstacles.
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You might be tempted to think of this as an update on the classic “avoid eating your own tail” mobile game, but it’s actually a highly enjoyable physics-based puzzle platformer. de Blob is a sleeper hit that everyone in your family is sure to love. Well, painting might not be the best way to describe splattering buildings, landmarks, and even Chroma City’s denizens with color. THQ’s bright and beautiful platformer drops players into a world devoid of color (thanks to the efforts of the nefarious INKT Corporation) and in control of an amorphous blob, tasking them with bringing Chroma City back to life through the joy of painting. From building the home of their dreams (or the Greek Parthenon, if they’re feeling ambitious) to attempting to survive through a Creeper-filled night, there’s something in Minecraft for every gamer in your life. Creative mode allows players to safely experiment with navigating a digital world using a controller, and once they get the hang of the controls, there’s so much to create and explore. This massive block-based game is the perfect introduction to games for both kids and adults. The Young Ones – Great games for kids who are just starting to play on Xbox One. You may already know that Xbox Game Pass features over 100 great games for the, low price of $9.99 a month, but did you know that over 75 of those games are rated E or E10+? As a public service to you, we’ve put together a handy-dandy list of titles for whatever type of gamers you’ve got in your family. Well, we here at Xbox have got you covered thanks to Xbox Game Pass. School’s out for summer! That’s a refrain that your kids likely will be singing for a couple of days, right before they launch into “We’re bored!” or “It’s too hot to go outside!” Trust us, we get it: you’ve got them signed up for summer camps and fun activities galore, but there comes a time when you just need to let them enjoy some quality gaming time at home.
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