This Xbox Game Pass Puzzler Is A Must-Play

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Xbox Game Pass has an abundance of incredible titles that players can get stuck into, delivering experiences that suit all kinds of fans no matter what kinds of titles they prefer. From relentless roguelikes, to immersive RPGs, or even an abundance of indie hits, Xbox's wide-spanning library is hard to turn down. With unlimited access to hundreds of these games at once though, players might find themselves stumped for choice, wondering which are the best selections on the platform.

Hidden among the masses of gems is one puzzler in particular that players won’t want to miss. Slotting into the genre with its own take on puzzle-solving mechanics, it’ll be hard to put this one down as it gives you something new to solve. Just be sure not to miss it in the large library Xbox Game Pass has to offer.

Xbox Game Pass has a lot of different gaming genres to explore, but puzzlers are quite few and far between. That's why cannot help but stand out against the wide range of games it has on offer, easily reigning as perhaps the best puzzle game the subscription service has. With unique puzzling gameplay, this thought-provoking experience is one that players will immediately adore.

Set in the late 1800s, in you'll spend your time researching how to grow rare plant specimens from seeds through puzzle-centric gameplay. As the developer explains on Steam:

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Xbox Game Pass delivers with the Terraria-reminiscent gem Core Keeper, an underground sandbox filled with epic bosses, base building and so much more

That's not all either, as is set in a gorgeous historical English homestead with large gardens and a homey-looking manor. Through its variety of rooms, players will piece together knowledge of Arabella’s life and career, as well as her struggles working as a female scientist during the 19th century. With so much depth and intricacy in narrative and puzzle elements, it's no surprise that boasts an impressive Metacritic score of 82

With a large assortment of other puzzlers out there,