
In addition to announcing these new games headed to Game Pass, Microsoft also revealed a slate of cloud-compatible games that will soon be getting Xbox touch controls. Killer Queen Black is another title worth the bandwidth with its team-based strategy gameplay, and that’s particularly true if you’ve got some friends to team up with. Obviously, Dirt 5 will also play on Xbox One, but those will an Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S looking to get some mileage out of it will definitely want to give it a download. On February 23rd, those games will be joined Killer Queen Black (cloud and console), and then Xbox Game Pass will round out the month with Dirt 5 (cloud, console, and PC), Elite Dangerous (console), and Superhot: Mind Control Delete (PC) on February 25th.Īs far as this slate of new additions are concerned, Dirt 5 will definitely get some ears to perk up, as it’s one of the few Xbox Series X games available. On February 18th, we’ll see Code Vein (PC), Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire – Ultimate Edition (cloud and console), and Wreckfest (cloud, console, and PC) join. The first new batch of games will be landing on Xbox Game Pass in just a couple of days.

With that said, some of the games joining the Xbox Game Pass catalog are big names indeed.
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Today’s update was fairly slim by Game Pass standards, with only seven new additions announced. We are firmly in the middle of February, which means that Microsoft has delivered a mid-month update for Xbox Game Pass, detailing the games that will be landing on the service in the latter half of the month.
