Although we’re still in the middle of waiting for when Microsoft’s annual announcements should be, Xbox Game Pass In addition to the games, he continues to provide interesting news about the organization of the service, here we see an overview of the games. second half of April 2022.
After a rather interesting first wave, this second chapter continues with a linear trend, without the specific peaks of interest represented by absolute value titles, but with an assortment that points more towards the diversity and authenticity of gaming experiences.
On the other hand, with some savings gained by all users, it’s not bad sometimes to experience a greater moment of relaxation in front of the outputs. In the meantime, however, some very interesting news is on the horizon: Microsoft has announced a new collaboration to catalog other Ubisoft games that will begin rolling out over the next two months with the arrival of Assassin’s. For Honor: Marching Fire Edition, however, shows that the service has been expanded by the French publisher with a decidedly rich perspective. But for now, let’s move on to the April annual general appearance of the game came in the second half.
F1 2021 (EA Play) – Cloud, April 19
Shortly after its release on PC and console, F1 2021 is also coming to the Cloud in the second batch of April. With the new division arriving this summer and the championship just getting started, it might be a good time to jump in. F1 2021Now accessible via the cloud from the Xbox Game Pass and Play catalogs EUR. This is obviously the official simulation of last season, but we can’t complain too much: the Codemasters game is excellent, even if it’s no longer themed with the new season just under way, and it still represents one of the greatest expressions of automotive simulation, if you absolutely do not want to have the latest version, moreover, it is officially exclusive to this sport. The only simulation dedicated as You can get to know him better in our F1 2021 review, but if you’re even a little bit interested in the sport in question, we invite you to download it as soon as possible.
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered (EA Play) – Cloud, April 19
Another cloud-specific addition this month Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit RemasteredIt already arrived on EA Play and Game Pass Ultimate last June. This is a remastered version of one of the most popular episodes of Electronic Arts’ historic racing series. After performing the same operation as Burnout Paradise Remastered, by Stellar Entertainment, who now specializes in the industry, the game retains much of the original spirit of Need for Speed between stealth races and chases with the police, but as noted in a Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered review a few months ago. As well as the considerable thickness technical framework as well as the variations and improvements applied to the gameplay among the control system, modes, options and more that still make the game perfectly enjoyable. It has cross-platform multiplayer across all platforms, all original content, and additional mods released after launch, including DLCs like Armed and Dangerous and Lamborghini Untamed.
Turnip Boy Is Tax Evasion – Xbox, PC & Cloud, April 19
Probably with one of the weirdest headlines seen lately, Turnip Kid Committed Tax Evasion it just might be a very special and very interesting game. The protagonist of the story is a small turnip, evicted from his home on charges of tax evasion and forced to find a way to pay off a huge accumulated debt. But behind the whole issue is a corruption story that affects the entire “vegetable” administration, starting with President Cipolla. Little Rapa then becomes a sort of loose ball, ready to expose the wrongs and more or less reverse the status quo between fights, puzzles to solve, and weird garden-themed quests. Strange characters, dungeons, crimes and crimes mingle in this strange story set in a game with compound gameplay: from exploration to combat, to growing vegetables and collecting various items on screen, all beautifully in pixel-art style.
7 Days to Die – Xbox, PC and Cloud, April 26
The post-apocalyptic zombie-based survival horror game is no longer a truly original concept, but it continues to captivate and inspire even rather interesting productions like the ones below. 7 Days to Die. This is where players of first-person shooter style was called to fight in the dynamic, but also in life remain with the closely related aspects as well as some management elements with which the called deal, the State of Decay tradition is a game that has a structure somewhat reminiscent hybrid. . tower defense-style property is given by a base with the ability to build and control. In short, it makes the game a bit complicated and deep, so there are many different ingredients that managed to be interesting to a heterogeneous audience. Unfortunately, especially in the console version, as reported in our study it is not exactly perfect, but in the meantime was still developing and the game can be something interesting.
Investigate and Destroy – Xbox and PC, April 26
In video games, we’re used to seeing scientists grappling with the creation of weapons to be provided to heroes to fight some obscure threat, but in this case we’re skipping a step: as the title perfectly suggests, Investigate and Destroy Scientists are hordes of enemies using weapons against the bread they made for death and destruction. In this kind of post-apocalyptic sauce cow revenge ourselves, while in a turn-based battles against the army of supernatural creatures of various kinds, we also have to do research and develop progressively more exaggerated weapons. Bring your enemies. Turn-based strategy with real-time action among the Research and Destroy, one of this month’s directly Xbox Game absolute output in the Pass and perhaps as single or joint multiplayer against the mysterious staging a strange cartoon war will be bold faced.
Bugsnax – Xbox, PC and Cloud, April 28
After pretty much becoming one of the PS5 launch games, insect mint It’s also coming to Xbox, and it does so by appearing directly on Xbox Game Pass this month. A bizarre adventure with a daring journalist grappling with a mysterious case as its protagonist: Explorer Elizabert, invited by Megafig to Snaktooth Island, disappeared before we arrived, forcing us to explore the whole place and solve the riddle. The particular island is divided into various biomes and populated by creatures among insects and snacks or busgnax.
Not only that: Snaktooth also has a community of vibrantly colored inhabitants, each characterized by their own rather strong personality and, above all, their own secretive side that propels the protagonist to explore the island’s diverse pasts. Although it cannot fully express its potential, it is a game that should definitely be tried, especially through Game Pass.
Soulless – Xbox and PC, April 28
As the name suggests, soulless it has something to do with souls-like, a subgenre that is now also quite common in the indie field, but interprets it in a very original way, starting with its specific graphic representation. Framed from above, the 2D is reminiscent of the action RPG classics of the past, Unsouled actually seems to be looking at the game front, presenting a challenge with a fast pace and a technical pace that is not really complacent. The combat system has been specially developed and is largely based on the execution of even quite complex combinations with spectacular and spectacular effects. Conflict is actually the main element of Unsouled and offers some RPG elements for the rest, but there is always an eye for fast-paced combat, which leads us to explore a variety of fascinating environments characterized by 2D graphics that remind of the tradition of the genre.
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