A week loaded with releases, with several titles that are purchased once and played on Xbox and PC.
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The second full week of January arrives with a significant wave of releases for the Xbox ecosystem. Beyond the quantity, there’s a detail that deserves special attention: several of these games arrive with Xbox Play Anywhere compatibility, allowing you to enjoy them on both console and PC with a single purchase.
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This is a particularly attractive proposal for those who switch between platforms or play on different devices within the Xbox ecosystem, and this week adds new names with varied genres and styles.
Xbox Play Anywhere releases this week
January 12
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Bus Driving Simulator: EVO (Xbox Series, PC) — Xbox Play Anywhere
January 13
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Loan Shark
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SimRail – The Railway Simulator — Xbox Play Anywhere
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Tavern Manager Simulator
January 14
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Bob the Brick Breaker
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Cats Around Us: Giant Cat
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Direction Quad — Xbox Play Anywhere
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DreadOut Remastered Collection
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God Bless, or Goddess — Xbox Play Anywhere
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The Last Case of John Morley — Xbox Play Anywhere
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Ninja Nightfall — Xbox Play Anywhere
January 15
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Cassette Boy
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Disco Simulator
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Dreamscapes: Nightmare’s Heir
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Kejora
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Mel the Space Cat
January 16
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Apartment No 129
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Baking Time — Xbox Play Anywhere
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Battle Puzzle 2048 – Queens of the Abyss
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BrokenLore: Unfollow
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Grimoire of Dominance
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Milo’s Dream
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Neural Requiem
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Super Farming Boy
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Zumba – Marble Candy Rush
This week makes it clear that Xbox Play Anywhere continues to gain weight among releases of all kinds, from simulators and narrative adventures to independent proposals and more direct action. A list well worth considering if you play on both console and PC and want to get the most out of each digital purchase.

