Yakuza 0, Kingdom Hearts 3, Two Point Hospital and more hit Xbox Game Pass

Microsoft"s teasers about February being a great month for its Xbox Game Pass subscriptions have turned out to be true. The company today revealed some high profile games that will be hitting the Xbox One and PC subscriptions quite soon.

Just as the company promised last year, the Yakuza series has finally begun its journey over to the subscription services, and alongside it arrives the popular hospital simulation Two Point Hospital as well as Wasteland Remastered. Kingdom Hearts 3 is another hit title that will be available a week from now, though obviously only for the Xbox One side.

Here are all the games announced today for the two platforms.

Xbox Game Pass for Console:

  • Ninja Gaiden II - February 20
  • Kingdom Hearts III - February 25
  • Two Point Hospital - February 25
  • Wasteland Remastered - February 25
  • Yakuza 0 - February 26
  • Jackbox Party Pack 3 - February 27

Xbox Game Pass for PC:

  • Yakuza 0
  • Two Point Hospital
  • Wasteland Remastered
  • Reigns: Game of Thrones
  • Indivisible

As usual, Microsoft hasn"t given exact dates for the PC releases. Still, they should land around the same time as the Xbox One subscription begins its game drops. Moreover, with Yakuza 0 soon being out of the way, it shouldn"t be long before Yakuza Kiwami and Kiwami 2 reach the two programs for continuing the storyline.

It"s not all arrivals, however, as Microsoft also revealed that these seven games will be leaving the Xbox Game Pass for Console program at the end of the month:

  • Fallout 3
  • Just Cause 4
  • Rise of the Tomb Raider
  • Snake Pass
  • The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
  • Batman: Return to Arkham – Arkam City
  • Batman: Return to Arkham – Arkham Asylum

From the PC variant, only Snake Pass will be departing. Today"s Xbox Game Pass announcements should cover the entirety of the February titles, but there"s still a chance for some additional surprise releases on the two services before March rolls in.

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