Neil Watton

There’s something oddly satisfying about fixing what’s broken, especially when it involves neatly connecting colourful rail lines across a busy city. With that in mind, welcome Rail Rescue: Puzzle Lines onto Xbox.

It’s one of those weeks where Xbox Game Pass doesn’t just add a couple of titles - it reshuffles the deck in a big way. On the downside, we lose Grand Theft Auto V from the subscription service.

Not every game needs high stakes or fast reflexes. Sometimes, it’s enough to slow things down, settle into a quiet corner of the world, and lose yourself in something a little more personal. Tiny Bookshop arrives on Xbox, PlayStation and Game Pass with exactly that kind of energy, offering a gentle, story-driven experience built around books, people and place.

It feels deliciously dangerous to go back into CloverPit, but the roguelite slot machine battler has always thrived on pushing luck to its limits. And now, with the arrival of Unholy Fusion, things have taken a turn into full-blown chaos.