Microsoft is still offering iconic licenses with three new games to Xbox Game Pass subscribers, but you really don’t have to wait long to take full advantage of them.
The full list of new Xbox Game Pass features for February 2024 is not yet known at the time of writing. Two titles were still confirmed: the indie game Anuchard and a really big release of the month, Persona 3 Reload. An excellent remake designed to modernize various elements of the original while respecting the strengths of the 2008 version. An addition that will undoubtedly please JRPG fans, but Microsoft has a few extras in store for its subscribers. But be careful, unfortunately it doesn’t last long…
Three free games in Xbox Game Pass (Week 5)
Like every week, Microsoft is offering additional free games to Xbox Game Pass subscribers. Titles offered as part of the Free Play Days that should not remain in the catalog. In fact, for a short weekend they are basically playable at no additional cost and this is therefore the case here too. So you don’t have to waste time if you want to get your hands on it One Piece Odyssey. A JRPG with turn-based combat that tells an original story directed by Eiichiro Oda, creator of the legendary manga. A title in which it will therefore be necessary to demonstrate a little strategy and which will perhaps serve for some as a warm-up exercise for the other centerpiece of the Xbox Free Play Days from February 1 to 4, 2024.
Subscribers to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and also on Steam or Metacritic, the reviews are positive and everything is in the green zone. If you’re already a customer of the franchise and genre, don’t be disappointed! The strategy won’t let you down either Gord, as it is also an RTS, but in a dark fantasy universe. Two rooms, two atmospheres. At the end of these trials, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will be required to pay for the games in full, with the exception of One Piece Odyssey, which is currently available for $27.99 on the Microsoft Online Store.
January 2024 XGP Games Summary
If you don’t follow Xbox Game Pass news closely, you may have missed the latest releases, and that would be a shame because there are a lot of people out there. Both in the indies with Brotato, Figment or the absolutely crazy new hit Palworld, as well as in the bigger fish with big AAAs like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla or the remake of Resident Evil 2.
- Close to the Sun (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – Available
- Hell Let Loose (Cloud, PC and Xbox Series X|S) – available
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – Available
- Figment (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – Available
- Super Mega Baseball 4 (Cloud, Consoles and PC) EA Play – Available
- We Happy Few (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – available
- Resident Evil 2 (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – Available
- The ones that remain (cloud, consoles and PC) – available
- Turnip Boy Robs a Bank (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – Available
- F1 23 (Console & PC) – Available
- Palworld (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – January 19th
- Go Mecha Ball (Cloud, Consoles and PC) – January 25th
- Brotato (Cloud, Console and PC) – January 30th
