Xbox Live's director of programming Major Nelson confirms the next four games to be added to Xbox Game Pass for Consoles and PC. Less than a week ago, Xbox Game Pass added several other games, such as fighting game Tekken 7.
The next four games that will be available for Xbox Game Pass subscribers are A Plague Tale: Innocence, Indivisible, Sea Salt, and Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour. The reviews of A Plague Tale: Innocence spoke positively about the action adventure horror stealth game, saying that its suspenseful story will keep players hooked until its credits roll.
The game also takes between 12 and 15 hours to beat meaning it could be a good choice for Xbox Game Pass subscribers looking for something to complete in one weekend. It arrives on Xbox Game Pass for Consoles and PC on January 23.
Players may need a bit more time to complete Indivisible, which will be available on Xbox Game Pass for Consoles on January 23. This post of pro tips for Indivisible reveals that the game has 20 characters to collect and it doesn't just offer button-mashing gameplay. Players will have to spend some time learning how to use combos to deal some huge damage.
Action strategy game Sea Salt will come to Xbox Game Pass for Consoles and PC on January 30. In this game, players are an old god that can create an army that rises out of the sea. A less scary game about water is Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour which is available for Xbox Game Pass for Consoles on January 30. Players try to catch 29 different species of fish and they can enter online multiplayer tournaments, to beat other players with their fishing talents.
For Xbox One and Windows PC gamers who haven't signed up to the subscription service, now seems like a good time to do it. There are Xbox Game Pass deals available which allow gamers to get a two month subscription to the service for cheap. However, those who don't see anything that they like on the service now will be glad to know that Microsoft has been adding games every month. It's unclear what the next set of Xbox Game Pass games will be, but the new games for January 2020 suggests that Microsoft is trying to offer something for all kinds of gamers.