Xbox One Backward Compatibility list news: 'Catherine,' a Rockstar Game offering and more added

Microsoft has once again added a trio of Xbox 360 titles to bulk up the constantly growing Xbox One Backward Compatibility catalog.

First on the list is "Bully," an open-world, action-adventure video game from Rockstar Games released originally for the Xbox and PlayStation 2.

The Scholarship Edition of the game, an Xbox 360 remaster for it, will be the one coming to the Xbox One Backward Compatibility list.

In this game, players will follow the misadventures of 15-year-old Jimmy Hopkins as he survives adolescence and the hilarity and awkwardness of it.

This Xbox One Backward Compatibility addition will task players to get his dream girl, beat the jocks and climb up the social ladder.

The second Xbox One Backward Compatibility game to be added is "Catherine," an adult-oriented puzzle platformer adventure video game from Atlus, the makers of the beloved "Persona" franchise.

Players will be in the shoes of Vincent Brooks, who is afraid and not ready to take the next step with girlfriend Katherine, who asked him about marriage.

This begins a series of nightmare-filled nights for the lover boy. He engages in an affair with another girl named Catherine, worsening these hellish dreams, which will be the setting of this Xbox One Backward Compatibility game.

The next Xbox 360 title making its way to the current-generation Microsoft console via Xbox One Backward Compatibility is "Raskulls" by Halfbrick Studios, who are famous for "Fruit Ninja."

The action platform game puts players in a world where paths are encumbered by blocks of various shapes and sizes.

With their trusty wand to help them get by (it will help them move or destroy blocks), players will have to move through levels as fast as possible.

These three games bump up the Xbox One Backward Compatibility to more than 300 titles. Just recently, the "Bioshock" installments were added to the list.