Xbox Game Pass February 2024 Wave 1 Games Confirmed

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Update:

A Little To The Left, Resident Evil 3, Madden NFL 24, Anuchard and Train Sim World 4 are now available on Game Pass.

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The Xbox Game Pass subscription service is a must-have if you play games on the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S platforms. It’s a thrilling service to have on hand as it gives you access to a massive collection of video game titles for one monthly fee. If you’re just after video games, you can’t go wrong with the service, as it also guarantees you access to all of Microsoft’s first-party video game titles. With that said, we’re still early into the month of February, and today, we’re getting word as to what games are being added.

Each month, we typically get two waves. These waves will add new games into the mix for Xbox Game Pass, and today, we’re getting word on the first wave. You’ll have a collection of video game titles to gain access to throughout the first half of this month. Then, by midway into February, Microsoft will start unveiling its next set of games. But for now, we can look at what games are coming first into the subscription service and when. We’ll have these listed for you to view, thanks to a post from the Xbox Wire. 

Again, this is just the first wave, and we should see another game set announced later this month. Of course, this addition comes at an interesting time for Microsoft as a series of reports suggests some Xbox exclusives will soon be entering the PlayStation 5 platform. All these rumors have sparked the head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, to confirm a business update is coming our way next week. 

Regardless, this is not the only set of new games that were recently added to the subscription service. If you didn’t catch the new additions from last month’s wave two, then we’ll list them below. Meanwhile, it’s worth mentioning that the addition of these games comes with the announcement that both Galactic Civilizations III and Opus: Echo of Starsong will be leaving the Game Pass service on February 15,