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3 new Xbox Game Pass games to play this weekend (January 31 – February 2)

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Table of Contents Eternal Strands Sniper Elite: Resistance Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector Xbox isn’t giving Game Pass players a moment to breathe in 2025 with all the upcoming Xbox Series X games on the horizon.

Even before we get to new titles like Avowed or Civilization 7 next month, we have more than enough new games to play on Game Pass to keep us busy, including big day-one releases.

This weekend in particular is full of amazing options no matter what mood you’re in or genre you like. No doubt you’ve been trying to plan out how you will divide up your time once the big February games come along, but we can take care of recommending you the best 3 new Game Pass games to keep you entertained this weekend.

Eternal Strands Eternal Strands — 101 Gameplay Trailer | PS5 Games You wouldn’t guess it from looking at the footage, but Eternal Strands is the first project from a new indie studio that just arrived on Game Pass as a day-one release.

You play as a Weaver named Brynn who has the power to manipulate both the environment and temperature to face off against larger-than-life creatures.

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