Microsoft has confirmed its lineup for February, bringing a diverse selection of titles to Xbox Game Pass. This month's additions cater to fans of various genres, ensuring there's something to suit every taste.
First on the list is Final Fantasy II, a remodeled 2D take on the classic 1988 RPG, now available across cloud, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Meanwhile, fans of action-packed adventures will welcome Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, a wild-looking spin-off with pirates and naval combat.
For sports enthusiasts, Madden NFL 26 is hitting Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass on February 5, giving subscribers access to virtual gameplay before the Super Bowl without any additional cost. Paw Patrol Rescue Wheels: Championship will join the lineup on the same day across various platforms.
Game pass enthusiasts will also be eager for the arrival of Relooted on February 10, a heist game centered around recovering African artifacts from Western museums. Two days later, BlazBlue Entropy Effect X becomes available, offering a 2D roguelite action experience set in the BlazBlue universe.
On February 12, Roadside Research is set to arrive as a game preview on cloud, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, where players will take on the role of aliens running a gas station. The twist? They must gather data from humans without raising suspicion or attracting unwanted attention from authorities.
As the month progresses, new titles continue to emerge. On February 12, Starsand Island brings life simulation gameplay to Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, while High on Life 2 is added with an assortment of strange, talking weapons on the same day.
Kingdom Come Deliverance will join the lineup a day later, delivering its medieval charm across various platforms.
However, not all new additions come as major game releases. On February 17, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora becomes available, allowing players to immerse themselves in the world of Pandora and experience the thrill of flight with the Na'vi people. Finally, Avowed will join Game Pass Premium on the same day, following its successful debut last year.
This diverse lineup showcases Microsoft's efforts to cater to a broad range of tastes within the Xbox community.
First on the list is Final Fantasy II, a remodeled 2D take on the classic 1988 RPG, now available across cloud, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Meanwhile, fans of action-packed adventures will welcome Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, a wild-looking spin-off with pirates and naval combat.
For sports enthusiasts, Madden NFL 26 is hitting Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass on February 5, giving subscribers access to virtual gameplay before the Super Bowl without any additional cost. Paw Patrol Rescue Wheels: Championship will join the lineup on the same day across various platforms.
Game pass enthusiasts will also be eager for the arrival of Relooted on February 10, a heist game centered around recovering African artifacts from Western museums. Two days later, BlazBlue Entropy Effect X becomes available, offering a 2D roguelite action experience set in the BlazBlue universe.
On February 12, Roadside Research is set to arrive as a game preview on cloud, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, where players will take on the role of aliens running a gas station. The twist? They must gather data from humans without raising suspicion or attracting unwanted attention from authorities.
As the month progresses, new titles continue to emerge. On February 12, Starsand Island brings life simulation gameplay to Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, while High on Life 2 is added with an assortment of strange, talking weapons on the same day.
Kingdom Come Deliverance will join the lineup a day later, delivering its medieval charm across various platforms.
However, not all new additions come as major game releases. On February 17, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora becomes available, allowing players to immerse themselves in the world of Pandora and experience the thrill of flight with the Na'vi people. Finally, Avowed will join Game Pass Premium on the same day, following its successful debut last year.
This diverse lineup showcases Microsoft's efforts to cater to a broad range of tastes within the Xbox community.
Anyway, who doesn't love spending their hard-earned cash on subscription services? Microsoft knows how to bring the heat with this February lineup - from classic RPGs like Final Fantasy II (for all you nostalgic folks out there) to some wild action-packed adventures and sports games. But let's be real, it's not like we're going to have any free time to actually play them all... 
first off, final fantasy 2 is like, finally coming out 
and i'm lowkey hyped for pirate yakuza in hawaii 
but then there's madden nfl 26 on the same day as super bowl sunday 
which is perfect timing, no extra cost for subs to play the game beforehand! 
and for all you history buffs out there, avowed is now available with a medieval setting that looks so immersive 
but what's really got me excited is the new lineup of games coming in february 
i'm talking relooted, blazblue entropy effect x, roadside research and high on life 2... it's like, game pass ultimate just became my happy place 
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. Like, the poor little guy has no idea what he's doing but it's just so adorable! Anyway, back to this news... didn't Microsoft used to have that annoying Windows update sound? Remember how it would just keep repeating itself for like 5 minutes straight? 
then theres relooted which sounds super intriguing, like a heist game centered around african artifacts... and avatar: frontiers of pandora is gonna be so cool flying as the na'vi people! 
. Can't we just have one decent RPG that lasts longer than a fortnight? I mean, I'm excited about Final Fantasy II and all, but it's still gonna get lost in the shuffle of the latest Madden game release 
. Can't wait to see if it's actually any good.
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Those who are into sports are going to love this.
Na'vi flight simulations are my jam!