Xbox Game Pass Gains Another 2024 Open World Game On September 5
Xbox Game Pass is once again increasing its catalog with an open-world game for players who may be sick of the usual action-adventure formula. The franchise may not have broken out into the mainstream market at the time of writing, but the off-roading simulator has established a cult following that enjoys both its tactical navigation and relaxing mission design. is currently available on Xbox Game Pass where it's been a mainstay of the service but fans eager to try the sequel should brace for its arrival.
Per TrueAchievements, is slated to make its Xbox Game Pass debut on September 5. While the snow may not have made it into the sequel, that doesn't mean the terrain will be any easier to navigate as users must figure out how to take their massive vehicles across dangerous terrain to complete quests and fulfill contracts. The game, which was developed by Saber Interactive, launched in March 2024, making it one of the more recent titles to drive its way onto Xbox Game Pass.
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As mentioned above, ditches the icy challenge of and instead drops players into a forest setting, one that's ripe with sinkholes and mud traps waiting for a vehicle to venture too deep. With a fleet of off-road trucks, drivers are given high-tech equipment to navigate the mountains and cliffs, including a deployable tow cable to help climb sheer rockfaces. The physics engine is the star of as it perfectly replicates the dynamic terrain and the vehicles attempting to make their way through the dense landscape.
As one can expect from a game of this nature, how players deal with quests and missions is entirely up to them. provides drivers with objectives and gear but the task of safely making it to their goal without wrecking the vehicle is entirely up to them. The push and pull between high-risk, high-reward routes and safer, more reliable paths will be
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