These are the first two games of February for Xbox Game Pass next week

An unconventional independent proposal and a classic of the Japanese role arrive at the service next week.

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Xbox Game Pass kicks off February with a bang. Next week, two new games will be added to the catalog, each with its own unique identity and experiences that stray from the generic, catering to players seeking more than just action.

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On one hand, we have an independent proposal with an unusual setting and a distinct tone; on the other, the return of a classic Japanese RPG in a modernized version. Two additions that reinforce the service’s variety.

Games coming to Xbox Game Pass next week

On February 2nd, Indika will debut on Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series. This narrative-driven adventure is set in an alternate 19th-century Russia, with a strong focus on visuals and themes.

The game offers an introspective journey, with uncomfortable situations, religious reflections, and an unconventional setting, deviating from traditional genre structures. It’s an experience that doesn’t aim to please everyone, but leaves a lasting impact on those who engage with it.

A day later, on February 3rd, Final Fantasy II will arrive on Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series. This revised 2D version revamps the second chapter of the saga with improved visuals, modern tweaks, and a presentation designed to make it more accessible to new players while retaining its original essence.

Its progression system, distinct from other classic installments, remains one of its most recognizable features.

Two games, two styles, and two vastly different approaches to gaming that expand the Xbox Game Pass catalog at the start of the month. A combination that invites you to discover something new and revisit the history of the medium.