Resident Evil 3, Madden NFL 24, PlateUp!: February's Gaming Highlights On Xbox Game Pass

Microsoft Corp. MSFT has unveiled the February lineup for Xbox Game Pass, offering gamers a diverse selection of titles across various genres and platforms.

From thrilling remakes to cozy puzzle games, this month's offerings cater to a wide range of gaming preferences.

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Let's delve into the highlights of this month's lineup and discover what awaits Xbox gamers in the coming weeks.

Xbox Game Pass Lineup for February 2024:

• Anuchard (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Available Feb. 6: Players embark on a quest to restore the fallen kingdom of Anuchard using magical powers.
• Train Sim World 4 (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Available Feb. 7: Experience high-speed train simulation with new tools and features across various detailed routes.
• Madden NFL 24 (Console and PC) - Available Feb. 8: Access EA Sports' football game just in time for the Super Bowl, featuring improved on-field action but dated off-field modes.
• Resident Evil 3 (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Available Feb. 13: A stellar remake of the classic survival horror game, offering intense gameplay and a gripping atmosphere.
• A Little To The Left (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Available Feb. 14: Enjoy a cozy puzzle experience where players rearrange objects to create harmony.
• Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Available Feb. 14: A side-scrolling action RPG reminiscent of classic Castlevania titles, offering a richly detailed world to explore.
• PlateUp! (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Available Feb. 15: Engage in classic cooking action with roguelite progression, solo or with friends, as you build your culinary empire.
• Return to Grace (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Available Feb. 20: Embark on a first-person narrative adventure set in a retro sci-fi world, uncovering the mystery of a long-lost A.I. god.
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