A 10/10 Steam Game Goes Free On Xbox Game Pass July 11
Xbox Game Pass is getting some exciting additions in July, and one upcoming title has already cultivated an extremely strong reception. As a subscription service for Xbox, PC, and cloud-based gaming, Xbox Game Pass provides access to a large library of titles that are all included for paying members. Although games do occasionally leave the service, the selection continues to grow over time with new titles and previously unavailable classics alike.
As announced on the official blog, will arrive on Xbox Game Pass on July 11. Originally announced for Game Pass in 2023, hasn't previously been available on Xbox platforms. The first-person platforming shooter hasn't had any trouble finding success elsewhere, with an "" review aggregate on Steam serving to show how much it's resonated with audiences.
Neon White is an FPS focused on speed, accuracy, & creativity. Its world is a violent one filled with mystery, romance, & healthy amount of cringe.
tells the story of an assassin named White competing to kill demons fast enough to earn a spot in heaven, a goal that tosses him into momentum-focused levels reminiscent of 's intense action. Although it's possible to play through without stressing too much about perfection, it's a game that makes mastery particularly appealing. Intense movement opportunities put the focus on making it to the end as quickly as possible, and attempting to cut down on time reveals just how complex the game can get.
The big gimmick of is tying weapons and movements together, with guns appearing as cards that can be expended in exchange for parkour moves. Making every shot and step count is of the utmost importance, as managing an efficient run demands that nothing goes wasted. It might sound intimidating, but has a good way of making any player feel skilled, making speedrunning concepts widely accessible.
Leaderboards, bite-sized levels, and instant restarts give Neon White even more speed and replay value than recent Sonic The Hedgehog games.
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