Xbox Game Pass adds its first game for February 2025—an open-world FPS with a decent critical reception and 'Mostly Positive' Steam reviews.

Xbox Game Pass is losing half a dozen titles today, but January 2025 remains an overall net positive for Microsoft's subscription service.

It’s frustrating to see games leaving Xbox Game Pass, especially ones that are well-regarded. On the plus side, the advance notice from Xbox is always appreciated, as it gives subscribers a chance to wrap up games that they might currently be playing.

Xbox has some killer games on the way, and soon, too. Will the incoming software wave be enough to bolster Game Pass and inspire confidence for unsure Xbox owners?

February, leaving questions as to what the subscription service will replace them with.

Xbox Game Pass subscribers have for the last four years enjoyed annual releases of MLB The Show – the fully licensed baseball game made by Sony itself. However, the latest has just been revealed and it won't be released on Game Pass.

Microsoft has today pulled back the curtain on the next seven games that are set to leave Xbox Game Pass in early February 2025, which includes the likes of Tales of Arise, EA Sports UFC 3 and a whole bunch of great indie titles.

Tonight’s cross-conference clash features the best team in the Western Conference battling an Eastern Conference juggernaut. The Oklahoma City Thunder host the Milwaukee Bucks ( 8 ET) in a rematch of this season’s Emirates NBA Cup Championship in Las Vegas.

Microsoft released a new set of games onto their “Stream Your Own Game” programme as part of Xbox Cloud Gaming that is bundled with Xbox Game Pass memberships. Players can look forward to the following games now being available for streaming from their owned libraries:Subnautica & Subnautica: Below Zero Slime Rancher 2 Kingdom Come: