Role-playing games seem to be slowly working their way back into the main spotlight, spreading their reach and influence into other genres while still taking the time to release pure versions of their particular slices of gameplay. It’s a field that Xbox is looking to capitalise on now that they’ve got more than a dozen studios under their belt and Wasteland 3 on the horizon, it isn’t just a cheap pledge.

The goal is simple for Xbox: Make a console, make it brilliant and give it UNLIMITED POWER. Or at least enough raw power and grunt to put it far ahead of the competition on a hardware level.

Last night’s massive advert Game Pass, X019, had plenty of new reveals for which games will soon be made available in the months to come. Those announcements had a distinctive single-player taste, favouring genres and sequels that ranged from classic remasters to more contemporary slices of RPG nostalgia. Something which Xboss Phil Spencer reckons, is helping publishers to realise that they don’t need to chase the live service dragon.

There may be a to of great games coming to Xbox Game Pass in 2020, but right now? The library just refreshed itself with a bunch of other great titles…and some entirely okay ones. Here’s the full list.

But you only need to play Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, for reals. Square Enix is diving headfirst into Xbox Game Pass, with a ton of Final Fantasy content earmarked for the subscription service.

KIRYU-CHAN! For years now, the Yakuza series has been one of the guiltiest gaming pleasures around, albeit exclusive to PlayStation and PC. Well get ready to rumble, because, the epic saga of the Dragon of Dojima will soon unfold on Xbox One for the first time ever. Even better, all of those delightful Yakuza games will be popping up on Game Pass.

Move over Google Stadia, because Microsoft is getting ready to enter the gaming streaming service.

Grab your team and tear it up in Bleeding Edge, an electrifying online brawler where every fighter comes mechanically enhanced for mayhem!