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

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.

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?

Is Xbox dead? It doesn't have to be, and Game Pass might be the thing that makes owning an Xbox console something more and more people will want to do.

So far, Xbox Game Pass subscribers only have two games to look forward to when it comes to the February 2025 lineup. New games are added to Xbox Game Pass throughout each month. There wasn't a whole lot for Xbox Game Pass subscribers to look forward to in the first half of January 2025, but the second half of the month has been much busier.

Sony's MLB The Show 25 will be the first in the series to not launch on Xbox Game Pass since 2021. The game will be available on Xbox Series X/S, as well as PS5 and Nintendo Switch, but only to purchase.

Microsoft has announced mixed results for its latest financial quarter, with strong growth for Game Pass offset by the

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: