Xbox Game Pass Subscribers, Multiple Day-One Games Arrive On July 18
Multiple day-one games are coming to Xbox Game Pass this July. Currently, the subscription is considered one of the better deals in gaming, due to its regularly changing roster that covers a wide variety of genres to appeal to most types of gamers. These titles can include beloved classics and day-one releases, ensuring that there's always something fresh and new for players to enjoy.
Around the time it was confirmed that would be a day-one release on the service, Microsoft reiterated that every first-party title from the company will be launching on Game Pass going forward.
As confirmed by ,July 18 will see both and joining the subscription upon their launch dates. is a title Xbox Game Pass subscribers have been waiting for quite some time to play, as it was originally due to launch in early 2023 but was delayed so its developers, A44 Games, could ensure it was "" at launch. Considering how many games have been released prematurely over the years and the negative impact it has had on their reputation, delaying a title to ensure that it's as good as it possibly can be is often the right call.
2024's anticipated RPGs are full of rich storytelling and impressive combat scenarios, with many aimed to provide deeply immersive experiences.
is an Action-RPG that is — as its title would suggest — set around the village of Hinterberg, a new tourist hotspot in the idyllic Austrian Alps. After the sudden appearance of magic around the village, adventurers travel from around the world armed with a sword and a tourist guide to uncover the magic hidden within its dungeons, all while solving puzzles and slaying monsters. The game features a stunning, vibrant art style and is also blended with social sim elements to further make Hinterberg feel more alive, as players can forge friendships with the locals and other adventurers to learn new tricks.
A demo of is currently available on Steam and has been well-received by curators.
2024 isn't even halfway over and the industry
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