The next wave of Xbox Game Pass titles were leaked and have now been confirmed, and there are a handful of games headed to the program by the end of the month.
New additions for the second half of February include the day-one release of Total War: Warhammer III as perhaps the biggest release of the month. It is the conclusion to the Total War: Warhammer trilogy, and it invites players to embark into the Realm of Chaos, a world of "mind-bending horror."
Also coming this month are Roboquest, Madden NFL 22, Super Mega Baseball 3, and Galactic Civilizations III. EA's Alice: Madness Returns is coming to Game Pass on PC, too. Madden and Alice are available through EA Play, which is included with Game Pass Ultimate.
Additionally, Lawn Mowing Simulator, which is already on Game Pass for Series X and PC, is headed to Xbox One, while Mass Effect: Legendary Edition will be cloud-enabled this month.
Microsoft also announced that six more Game Pass titles now have touch controls on mobile, including Dreamscaper, Firewatch, Lake, The Pedestrian, Yakuza 3 Remastered, and Yakuza 4 Remastered.
The first wave of Xbox Game Pass titles for February 2022 had a whopping 10 games, including Ark Survival Evolved Ultimate Survivor Edition, CrossfireX (the campaign for which is still missing!), Contrast, and Telling Lies, among others.
In other news, the next wave of Xbox Games With Gold games are coming on February 16, including Aerial Knight's Never Yield and Band of Bugs.
Xbox Game Pass Rest Of February 2022 Games
February 15
- Mass Effect Legendary Edition -- Cloud
February 17
- Lawn Mowing Simulator -- Xbox
- Madden NFL 22 -- Console, PC
- Total War: Warhammer III -- PC
February 22
- Roboquest (Game Preview) -- PC
February 24
- Galactic Civilizations III -- PC
- Super Mega Baseball 3 -- Console
February 28
- Alice: Madness Returns -- PC
Game Pass Titles With Touch Controls Added
- Dreamscaper
- Firewatch
- Lake
- The Pedestrian
- Yakuza 3 Remastered
- Yakuza 4 Remastered
In other news, Microsoft just announced that Xbox Game Pass now has 25 million subscribers. The service is set to grow much bigger still, it seems, as Activision games may join the catalog if Microsoft's acquisition of the Call of Duty company is approved.
