Xbox Game Pass Is Stacked For The Second Half Of January

We’re halfway through January—where is the time going?—and Microsoft has revealed the rest of the games you can download this month with your Xbox Game Pass subscription. The crop is good, featuring a dungeon-crawling RPG, a monster collector, a social sim turn-based RPG, and more for your amusement.

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Second Half of January 2024 Xbox Game Pass Titles

• Those Who Remain (Cloud, Console, and PC) — Available today

• Turnip Boy Robs a Bank (Cloud, Console, and PC) — January 18

• F1 23 (Console and PC) EA Play — January 18

• Palworld (Cloud, Console, PC) — January 19

• Go Mecha Ball (Cloud, Console, and PC) — January 25

• Brotato (Cloud, Console, and PC) — January 30

• Persona 3 Reload (Cloud, Console, and PC) — February 2

These seven games join the other Xbox Game Pass titles available this month, which include Capcom’s action horror remake Resident Evil 2, Cover 6 Studios and Expression Games’ tactical first-person shooter Hell Let Loose, and Ubisoft’s massive open-world Viking RPG Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. This is just the start to gaming in 2024, which is poised to bring an avalanche of games.

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