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Microsoft has officially announced its first February 2025 additions for its Game Pass, and with them comes a range of big titles and lesser-known but no less terrific indies for subscribers to indulge in.
As foreseen, Far Cry New Dawn can already be played through cloud, console and PC, with a 60 FPS update in the works.
What’s coming to Xbox Game Pass in February?
Several new titles will launch in February, starting February 5th. On February 5th, Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, Another Crab’s Treasure and Starfield (Xbox Series X/S) will go for console availability for Game Pass Standard subscribers.
The next, February 6th, gaming enthusiasts can go headfirst in Madden NFL 25 through EA Play, available for Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers.
Then, on February 13th, Kingdom Two Crowns will join Ultimate and Standard subscribers in service for console and cloud.
Avowed headlines the lineup
The most anticipated February launch is Avowed, a title developed by Obsidian, and will arrive February 18th for Xbox Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers.
Avowed will have cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S releases, with review availability beginning February 13th.
Games leaving Xbox Game Pass February 15th
While new titles will arrive, a few will leave with them on February 15th. However, subscribers can purchase them at a 20% discount in advance, when they will no longer be available.
Included below is a rundown of titles that will leave:
- A Little to the Left (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night (Cloud, Console, PC)
- EA Sports UFC 3 (Console, EA Play
- Indivisible (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Merge and Blade (PC, Console)
- Cloud Return to Grace (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Tales of Arise (Cloud, Console, PC)
With Avowed, Starfield and Madden NFL 25 at its head, February is shaping up to be a big month for Game Pass subscribers. Expect even more when Microsoft reveals its next group of additions later in February.
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