If readers are following Xbox Game Pass as it expands to console, PC, and cloud, they’ll want to note every detail. Microsoft has announced a fresh lineup of titles joining the library soon, expanding options across console, PC, and Xbox Cloud Gaming. Here’s a clear look at what’s coming and when to expect it.
The Leftovers – Available now: console, PC and cloud
Developed by a small team at Camel 101, this survival horror drops players into a fictional American city named Dormont. A sinister curse blankets the town in unending darkness, forcing the protagonist to confront inner demons and external threats alike. Gameplay centers on balancing light and shadows, compelling players to seek out lit pockets to stay safe as dangerous creatures roam unseen areas. The game blends atmospheric exploration with tense encounters, delivering a pulse-pounding experience across all supported platforms. (Attribution: Xbox News)
Turnip Boy Robs a Bank – January 18: Console, PC and Cloud
Turnip Boy returns as the unlikely hero who, in this entry, teams up with the Pickle Gang for an outlandish heist. Players descend into the botanical bank vaults, stealing valuables while dodging chaos and using a quirky array of tools obtained from shadowy corners of the web. The game maintains its signature humor and offbeat charm, offering a playful yet strategic romp across Xbox Game Pass admission. (Attribution: Xbox News)
F1 23 (EA Play) – January 18: console and PC
EA Sports fans can jump into the cockpit and push the limits of speed. The title invites players to test their driving skills, assemble a dream team, and chase the pinnacle of the Formula 1 World Championship. It’s a fast-paced, team-driven experience designed to thrill racing enthusiasts across supported devices. (Attribution: Xbox News)
Palworld – January 19: console, PC and cloud
This unique survival, building, and monster-catching game blends familiar creature collection with open-world dynamics and a broad toolbox of activities. Players can farm, explore land and sea, engage in combat, construct, and even breed creatures alongside friends. Online multiplayer supports co-op for up to four players and servers accommodating up to 32 participants, creating a lively shared world. (Attribution: Xbox News)
Go Mecha Ball – January 25: console, PC and cloud
Install and dive into a twin-stick shooter set in neon-lit environments. Navigate levels with physics-inspired pinball mechanics and deploy a devastating arsenal to clear waves of robotic foes. Four distinct mechanisms offer varied playstyles, while boss battles and dynamically generated soundtracks keep the action nonstop. (Attribution: Xbox News)
Brotato – January 30: console, PC and cloud
In this roguelite shooter, players control Sprout, a potato from the distant planet Tubercula who finds themselves in an unexpected crisis. The character can wield up to six weapons simultaneously, testing adaptability and quick thinking as they strive to endure until friends arrive to help. The blend of random builds and frantic combat keeps every run fresh. (Attribution: Xbox News)
Persona 3 Reload – February 2: console, PC and cloud
Atlus reimagines the classic with modern visuals and pacing upgrades. Persona 3 Reload leans on a refreshed engine, updated exploration mechanics, and a streamlined combat system that fosters a smoother, more dynamic experience while preserving the core emotional storytelling of the original. Players revisit familiar characters with a new look and refined systems. (Attribution: Xbox News)
Anuchard – February 6: console, PC and cloud
In Anuchard, a peaceful realm survived a catastrophic fall from the skies, leaving a fragile island and a legacy of guardians. Centuries later, players embody the bearer of the magical Audros Bell, tasked with restoring the land to its former celestial beauty. Progress hinges on navigating perilous dungeons, solving puzzles, and battling monsters as the world slowly regains its lost splendor. (Attribution: Xbox News)