All games coming to Game Pass and Xbox announced for next week

We bring you all the games that are released for Xbox and Game Pass next week.

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Before we wrap up Friday and the week, we want to share with you the new list of releases for Xbox Series and Game Pass for the next few days. We’re closing out an intense week of new arrivals for Xbox Game Pass and the console, but as you can imagine, this doesn’t end here, and starting next Tuesday, we’ll be getting even more titles.

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Additionally, next week will bring a new batch of games for Game Pass, which, although we have several confirmed and high-level titles, still has some surprises in store for the service that we’ll learn about in just a few days.

Games for Xbox and Game Pass next week

February 4th

• Dragon Quest VII Reimagined
  A classic RPG completely revamped, with a new visual section, gameplay adjustments, and a more agile story. Optimized for Xbox Series and compatible with Xbox Play Anywhere.

• Hidden Cats in Christmas
  A relaxing hide-and-seek game with over 900 hidden cats in Christmas scenarios that fill with color as you progress. Compatible with Xbox Play Anywhere.

• Lovish
  An action-adventure game with an 8-bit aesthetic and short-room structure, where every decision can alter the development of the game in an unpredictable way.

• New Yankee: Through the History Mirror Collector’s Edition
  A management and strategy adventure with time travel, varied scenarios, and multiple playable characters.

• Tiny Biomes
  A puzzle game based on rotating tiles to restore different biomes. Optimized for Xbox Series, Smart Delivery, and Xbox Play Anywhere.

February 5th

• My Hero Academia: All’s Justice
  A 3D arena fighter with characters from the popular anime, new game modes, and team-based combat with special abilities.

• Dragon Spira
  A classic RPG with turn-based combat, board-like character growth, and a strong focus on character and creature customization.

• Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass
  An indie RPG set in a child’s dream world, with a psychological tone, classic combat, and a very personal story.

• Menace (Game Preview)
  A turn-based tactical strategy game with an emphasis on troop management, vehicles, and sci-fi battles.

• Sora – Winds of the Jungle
  An aerial adventure game starring a parrot, focused on exploration, harmony with the environment, and a relaxed rhythm.

February 6th

• Carmageddon: Rogue Shift
  A vehicular combat game with a roguelite structure, permanent progression, and chaotic races filled with destruction. Optimized for Xbox Series.

• Car Cops
  A police action game with direct controls, chases, and unpredictable situations. Compatible with Xbox Play Anywhere.

• Dark Quest: Remastered
  A turn-based tactical RPG with dungeon exploration, grid-based combat, and a classic focus on decision-making.

• Un.Key
  A minimalist precision game where every turn counts. Optimized for Xbox Series, Smart Delivery, and Xbox Play Anywhere.

Games for Xbox Game Pass

• Indika
  February 2nd – Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series
  A narrative adventure set in an alternate 19th-century Russia, with a very personal focus.
• Final Fantasy II
  February 3rd – Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series
  A revised 2D version of the second chapter in the series, with improved visuals and modern adjustments.

A particularly packed week that combines big licenses, classic RPGs, direct action, and many independent proposals that further expand the Xbox catalog for February.