The Xbox Game Pass lineup for the second half of February is expanding with a mix of new titles, DLCs, and perks, offering its subscribers a wide range of gaming experiences. This update includes games across various genres, from narrative adventures to action RPGs and sports simulations, ensuring there’s something for every type of gamer.
Starting immediately, subscribers can explore “Return to Grace,” a game that blends archaeology with sci-fi in a 1960s-inspired universe, focusing on discovering an ancient AI deity. Also available is “Tales of Arise,” a game that merges two contrasting worlds into a story of unity and battle, known for its real-time combat system.
On February 22, “Bluey: The Videogame” will be released, allowing families to engage with Bluey and her adventures through a series of interactive stories and games. “Maneater,” an action RPG where players take on the role of a shark, returns to the Game Pass on February 27, along with “Madden NFL 24” for EA Play Ultimate members, who will also receive an Ultimate Team Supercharge Pack until March 8.
“Indivisible” returns to the Game Pass on February 28, offering a mix of exploration and combat in a beautifully crafted fantasy world. “Space Engineers,” coming February 29, provides an open-world sandbox experience focused on engineering, construction, and survival in space. “Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun,” launching on March 5, brings a retro shooter experience set in the Warhammer universe.
The update also highlights the “Dune” expansion for Microsoft Flight Simulator, allowing players to experience the world of “Dune” through flight. “Diablo IV” is set to join the Game Pass on March 28, promising a next-gen action RPG experience with endless dungeons and loot.
Game Pass subscribers can enjoy new perks, including a 3-month trial of Calm Premium and exclusive content packs for “Apex Legends,” “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla,” “Puzzle Quest 3,” and “PUBG: Battlegrounds.”
The service will see the departure of “Madden NFL 22” and “Soul Hackers 2” on February 29, encouraging players to enjoy these titles before they’re removed. This update reaffirms Xbox Game Pass’s commitment to providing a diverse and dynamic selection of games to its subscribers. For the latest news and updates, follow Xbox Game Pass on social media and Xbox Wire.
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