The Xbox Game Pass library is set to receive a series of new games across various genres, catering to the diverse tastes of its subscribers. The lineup includes titles ranging from mythical adventures to intense survival horror and strategic simulations.
Effective immediately, subscribers can access “Anuchard,” where players are tasked with reviving a fallen kingdom using the magical Audros Bell, engaging in battles, and solving puzzles to reclaim its skyward glory.
On February 7, “Train Sim World 4” becomes available, offering a realistic train simulation experience with extensive customization options and detailed routes across the UK, Austria, and the USA. Following closely, “Madden NFL 24” launches on February 8, providing EA Play members early access and exclusive content for football simulation enthusiasts.
“Resident Evil 3,” scheduled for February 13, immerses players in the survival horror experience of Jill Valentine’s escape from Raccoon City and the terrifying Nemesis. “Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night,” rejoining the Game Pass on February 14, delivers a Metroidvania-style action RPG adventure.
For puzzle game fans, “A Little To The Left” arrives on February 15, turning daily messes into engaging puzzles, while “PlateUp!” combines cooking action with roguelite progression for an innovative culinary challenge. “Return to Grace,” launching on February 20, offers a first-person narrative adventure set in a visually striking ’60s retro sci-fi world.
Additionally, “MLB The Show 24” is announced to join the Game Pass on its release day, featuring Vladimir Guerrero Jr. on the Standard Edition cover and celebrating the Negro Leagues in the Deluxe Editions.
The update also includes new DLC and game updates such as “Sea of Thieves: Season 11,” along with Ultimate Perks for “Mighty Doom,” “F1 23,” “The Sims 4,” and “Smite.”
However, subscribers should note that “Galactic Civilizations III” and “Opus: Echo of Starsong” will be leaving the Game Pass on February 15, providing a final opportunity to play these titles.
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