Xbox Game Pass Gets 6 New Games For November, Including 2 Day One Releases
Xbox Game Pass isn't finished with November just yet after the service announces another selection of games that includes two Day One releases. In what has been a relatively slow month for the industry, Xbox is giving fans two of the month's most exciting releases in the form of and. Both of those titles have already managed to generate a good amount of hype but the other games coming to the platform shouldn't be overlooked because they're all great in their own way.
Per the official Xbox blog, the6 games coming to Xbox Game Pass in the last few days of November are:
The two big additions, which also happen to be the Day One drops, are and , the former of which has already garnered strong reviews. The variety of the latest batch of games is commendable as there's a little something for everyone.
Most Game Pass subscribers will likely be checking out at launch as the post-apocalyptic RPG shooter is the latest chapter in the storied franchise. With its simulated world and tense combat encounters, there's nothing quite like prowling around the irradiated hot zone that is Chornobyl. Those wanting a more relaxing experience should take to the skies with the complicated (yet still accessible) or explore the streets of a bustling city in the adorable .
Subscribers who want a more tense experience are covered with the last three games as is a brutal co-op game that tasks players with running a busy kitchen. is often described as a 2D that emphasizes reflexes with its parry-focused combat system. Finally, is an excellent tactics game that requires users to safely guide a team of Colonial Marines to survive against an onslaught of powerful Xenomorphs.
With STALKER 2 set for a 2023 release, the time is ripe to play through the original games — but there are a few things to consider before jumping in.
There'll be plenty of coverage of and in the coming days so I wanted to instead shine a spotlight on two games that may go unnoticed: and. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the
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