Xbox Game Pass Game Besiege Explained
Xbox Game Pass gets better by the second, with new titles being added on a near-daily basis at this point. The first month of the year saw some pretty high-profile games get added to the service, with Rainbow Six Siege, Death's Door, and Mass Effect: Legendary Edition all dropping onto Game Pass in the last few weeks. Day-one releases have also had a pretty solid showing, with Nobody Saves the World, Rainbow Six Extraction, and Windjammers 2 hitting the service throughout January.
Although only a few announcements have been made, February looks like it's already shaping up to be a decent month for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, and the day-one console release of Besiege is sure to make strategy game fans happy. Releasing back in 2015 on PC during an extensive early access phase, the game finally released fully in 2020. On February 10, Besiege is heading to Xbox Game Pass to mark its debut on home consoles.
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The core gameplay loop of Besiege sees players sift through a toolbox of mechanical medieval parts to construct some form of siege weapon that will help the player achieve the specific objective of that mission. Objectives in Besiege range from «kill x number of soldiers» to «destroy this building,» each offering a unique challenge that the player needs to overcome using strategy.
The real fun of Besiege comes from its level of player freedom. Players are given a bunch of mechanical pieces, and are given free rein over how they approach the mission. Players can build a vast range of siege weapons, with only their own creativity being the limiting factor. Although the game has a distinct medieval setting, players eventually unlock an array of more modern parts and technology,
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