Starfield On Game Pass Standard Is Exactly What Bethesda's RPG Needs Right Now
has a new platform and it might be just what it needs to get players back on board. released after a long time of great expectations and anticipation, getting delayed several times for various reasons. When it did release, the hype rose and fell fairly quickly, making it harder for the RPG to stay ahead and get players to keep playing, but its presence on Game Pass Standard may change that.
is currently just on Xbox, although there are hints that that may change. For the current run of the game, however, it has only been on Xbox and PC. While it had a lot of elements from other Bethesda RPGs, it has had ups and downs, and getting players back into the game has been difficult. Hopefully, with the move to Game Pass Standard, the game might have hit its stride.
has been on Game Pass Ultimate from Day 1, but this is the first time it has been available on Game Pass Standard. Game Pass Standard is a little cheaper and more accessible for players who only have an Xbox console. There are four main versions of Game Pass: Ultimate, Standard, Core, and PC.
Bethesda toned down the gore in Starfield significantly during development, a decision that has ultimately hurt the game and its combat a lot.
Core currently doesn’t give players much beyond the ability to play online multiplayer games. It only includes 25 games in the catalog, which doesn’t seem like much. Standard, however, is the one that typically makes the most sense for players who do not also have a PC. It includes most of the game catalog, but it usually misses out on the Day 1 releases, like .
This move to Game Pass Standard is a big deal, as it will pull in those gamers who only have an Xbox and are not willing or able to spend more for Ultimate.has been unavailable on Game Pass Standard for a year and a half now, and an influx of new players is just what the game needs. It is fairly typical for a game to see a fair number of new players once it gets added to the lower tier.
It is also far enough removed from the
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