Brotato and Palworld are joining Game Pass to round out January 2024
Game Pass subscribers have had plenty to celebrate in January. The service saw some heavy hitters arrive in the first half of the month, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and the Resident Evil 2 remake. But it’s not done yet. More games are coming to Game Pass to round out January.
For fans of psychological horror, one such game is already available to download. Those Who Remain, a story-driven horror game, is now on Game Pass — as of January 16. The game did earn some rather mixed reviews when it launched in 2020 but now sits with a ‘Mostly Positive’ rating on Steam.
All the games coming to and leaving Game Pass in January 2024
Three games are heading to the service this week. Turnip Boy Robs a Bank and F1 23 are coming to Game Pass on January 18 for console and PC, with the former also available on the Cloud. Yep, after committing some tax evasion, I guess Turnip Boy needs to find a quick method to turn around some cash. I do wish the guy finds something less illegal to do in the future. On January 19 comes Palworld, the Pokémon-esque open-world adventure where your captured beasts can wield guns. Hell yes.
After next week the service will get two more games before the end of the month. But we also get a glimpse at what’s coming in early February. Here’s the list:
- Go Mecha Ball (Cloud, Console, PC) — January 25
- Brotato (Cloud, Console, PC) — January 30
- Persona 3 Reload (Cloud, Console, PC) — February 2
- Anuchard (Cloud, Console, PC) — February 6
Microsoft included a few notable updates coming to the games this month. First, Dead By Daylight will receive Alan Wake content on January 30. Turbo Golf Racing‘s ‘Pet Pack’ and Naraka: Bladepoint‘s Season 11 Bundle are both available now.
Finally, we have a couple of games leaving the service on January 31. Get your final missions for Hitman: World of Assassination complete before the end of the month, because Agent 47 is on the next plane out of here. F1 2021 is also leaving EA Play.
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Game Pass subscribers have had plenty to celebrate in January. The service saw some heavy hitters arrive in the first half of the month, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and the Resident Evil 2 remake. But it’s not done yet. More games are coming to Game Pass to round out January.
For fans of psychological horror, one such game is already available to download. Those Who Remain, a story-driven horror game, is now on Game Pass — as of January 16. The game did earn some rather mixed reviews when it launched in 2020 but now sits with a ‘Mostly Positive’ rating on Steam.
All the games coming to and leaving Game Pass in January 2024
Three games are heading to the service this week. Turnip Boy Robs a Bank and F1 23 are coming to Game Pass on January 18 for console and PC, with the former also available on the Cloud. Yep, after committing some tax evasion, I guess Turnip Boy needs to find a quick method to turn around some cash. I do wish the guy finds something less illegal to do in the future. On January 19 comes Palworld, the Pokémon-esque open-world adventure where your captured beasts can wield guns. Hell yes.
After next week the service will get two more games before the end of the month. But we also get a glimpse at what’s coming in early February. Here’s the list:
- Go Mecha Ball (Cloud, Console, PC) — January 25
- Brotato (Cloud, Console, PC) — January 30
- Persona 3 Reload (Cloud, Console, PC) — February 2
- Anuchard (Cloud, Console, PC) — February 6
Microsoft included a few notable updates coming to the games this month. First, Dead By Daylight will receive Alan Wake content on January 30. Turbo Golf Racing‘s ‘Pet Pack’ and Naraka: Bladepoint‘s Season 11 Bundle are both available now.
Finally, we have a couple of games leaving the service on January 31. Get your final missions for Hitman: World of Assassination complete before the end of the month, because Agent 47 is on the next plane out of here. F1 2021 is also leaving EA Play.
More Stories by Cameron Woolsey
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