Microsoft has unveiled the first wave of Xbox Game Pass additions for 2025, confirming several anticipated titles and announcing the departure of others. The January lineup brings a mix of genres, with something for most Game Pass subscribers.
The highlight is undoubtedly the arrival of Road 96, My Time at Sandrock, and Diablo, available now or later in the month. Six games will be leaving the service on January 15th.
New Games Arriving in January 2025:
Note that Diablo and UFC 5 are exclusive to certain tiers. Diablo requires a Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass subscription, while UFC 5 is limited to Game Pass Ultimate.
Beyond the games, new Game Pass Ultimate perks are also available, including in-game items for Apex Legends, First Descendant, Vigor, and Metaball.
Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass on January 15, 2025:
This is just the first half of January's lineup; Microsoft promises further announcements for the remainder of the month.
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