All the games that are released next week on Xbox and Game Pass: the long-awaited one arrives

These are all the games that arrive on our console next week.

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We’re closing out the week with a rundown of all the games coming to Xbox Series, Xbox One, and Game Pass next week. It’s clear that the year is starting to pick up steam, and it’s doing so in the best way possible, with a new batch of games arriving starting next Tuesday.

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We’ve got a little bit of everything, as is usually the case, and we won’t be lacking in new releases, including some new additions to Xbox Game Pass, although we still have to find out which new games will be joining the service in the second half of January.

Games coming to Xbox and Game Pass next week

January 20th

• 2XKO

• skate. (Game Preview)

• Mio: Memories in Orbit (Game Pass / Play Anywhere)

• Primal Dungeon Adventure

• Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (Play Anywhere)

January 21st

• Hextreme Void (Play Anywhere)

• Prison Escape Simulator

January 22nd

• Desvelado

• Dustland Delivery (Play Anywhere)

• Horror Tale 1: 4K Remaster

• The Last Train: Baquedano

• Look Mum No Computer

• Mavrix (Game Preview)

• Outpath

January 23rd

• Pathologic 3

• Ebola Village

• Escape from Ever After

• GrassGames Hearts (Play Anywhere)

• Guts ’n Grunts Jr.

• Haunted House Renovator

• Ho Ho & Move (Play Anywhere)

• I’m in Love With Your Dead Grandmother (Play Anywhere)

• The Monty Mole Collection

• Tropicalia

With this lineup, Xbox Series is reinforcing its weekly release rhythm with a well-balanced mix of powerful titles and alternative proposals. An ideal week to expand your library and discover games that, in many cases, come with full support across console, PC, and cloud.