So, sure, GamePass is reasonably successful for what it is — but it definitely hasn’t changed the world like Netflix did to Hollywood. People are still mostly buying new games, sometimes even still on a disc from Best Buy or Walmart. Streaming a game to your phone or TV over the cloud remains pretty niche.

If Microsoft succeeds, Game Pass could come to Sony's PlayStation and give players a way to play Xbox's games on rival platforms for the first time.

The Xbox Game Pass content catalog receives two more February 2025 titles, only one of which is available on the Standard tier.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass get EA Sports F1 24 on February 2024. Standard tier and up subscribers get Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader on February 20 and Watch Dogs: Legion on February 25.

Xbox Game Pass subscribers can now expand the Imperium of Mankind in the grimdark universe of Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader. And if you've got the need for speed, you can race to the checkered flag in the Formula One Championship in F1 24.

Watch Dogs: Legion will be available to all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Standard subscribers from 25 February. All subscribers will also be able to play Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader from 20 February, while Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers will get EA Sports F1 24 that day, too.

In addition to these new arrivals, nine games will leave Xbox Game Pass in late February 2025, including the likes of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, Maneater and Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. They'll be discounted by at least 20% until they're removed from the service.

The Xbox Game Pass library is about to lose seven titles, including some games that are short and sweet, critically acclaimed, or both.

Microsoft has announced the Xbox Game Pass February 2025 Wave 2 lineup, which kicked off with Obsidian entertainment’s single-player fantasy role-playing game Avowed on February 18. On February 20, EA Sports F1 24 (Cloud,