Next week we have very good games with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and Premium

January continues to add powerful games to the catalog with terror, science fiction and strategy.

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Next week will be especially interesting for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, with three new additions that strengthen the catalog on both console and PC and Cloud. The selection combines a well-known survival horror, an independent proposal with its own identity, and a new strategy title specifically designed for PC players.

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With these new additions, Microsoft is once again betting on variety and catalog weight, offering very different options that cater to different types of players.

New games coming to Xbox Game Pass next week

These are the confirmed additions for the next few days on Xbox Game Pass, with available dates and plans:

• Resident Evil Village
  January 20th
  Console, PC, and Cloud
  Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, and PC
  The acclaimed survival horror from Capcom joins the service, allowing players to relive the story of Ethan Winters with full support on all Game Pass platforms.

• Mio: Memories in Orbit
  January 22nd
  Xbox Series, PC, and Cloud
  Game Pass Ultimate and PC
  A science fiction adventure focused on exploration and atmosphere, which joins as one of the most original proposals of the month within the service.

• Nova Roma
  January 22nd
  PC
  Game Pass Ultimate and PC
  A strategy set in Ancient Rome that expands the PC Game Pass catalog, designed for those who enjoy management and large-scale planning.

With these additions, Xbox Game Pass reinforces a particularly solid week, combining well-known names with less usual proposals, and maintaining a constant pace of releases that continues to make a difference within the service.