Over the past month we have conducted weekly recommendations about what we play in Game Pass. This is an opportunity for us to distinguish hidden jewels or just talk about our favorite games. This week, however, we must start action, turning to the elephant in the room: recently Microsoft anti -consumption updates to Game Pass.
On October 1, Microsoft announced a number of changes in the subscription service, with the most noteworthy arrival at Ultimate Tier Service-which offers the most available games and access to recent games with Xbox Game Studios. It will now cost 30 USD per month, compared to USD 20. It is understandable that the subscribers were not satisfied, and many were deafening in social media and in sections of comments on how they intend to cancel their plans.
This is the end of the Game Pass era, because the aged “best offer in games” is gone. Instead, players must consider whether 360 USD per year to the highest level of game pass is worth it, especially like Everything else in life becomes more high-priced.
If you are subscribing or looking for reasons to continue to justify it, read the recommendations this week. These include one of the best metroidvanias of all time, a contender for the game 2025 and a delightful continuation of JRPG. Or, if you are willing to get rid of pass game, see our guide on how to change or cancel the game card subscription.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
If it happens that you stick to your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, you will probably need more excuses to apply it. The best case of paying additional cash is that you now have access to the Ubisoft+ Classics set. You will get a lot of Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry games for $ 30 per month, but the best is Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.
Metroidvania 2D fantastically uses the series, taking it back to its platform roots in a filled trap of the maze, which is chills for the coat. Combine this with one of the deepest, most diverse offers of the genre, and you have a recipe for the top shelf of metroidvania. Connect it with both Hollow Knight: Silksong AND Rogee Prince of Persia And you are already breaking the costs of subscription for three months. – –Giovanni Colantonio
Blue prince
First person puzzle game Blue prince He made his debut in robust sales and engaged player database on Steam, but his database of console players was launched during the premiere Subscription services (It was also available on PlayStation Plus). The world of the lips combined with ease of access finally helped reach the game 2 million players.
Checking the game for a few hours to find out if it is your jam or one of the main references of Game Pass, and everyone who wants to get lost in secret should check Blue prince. You play as a heir of property and a gigantic heritage, but only when you find a secret room of the residence. Hook? The layout of the residence is always changing, creating Blue prince Roguelike with recent information to discover every day. I spent a few hours with him and I was fed with mysterious drops and puzzles surrounding the secret in the heart of his court, and I’m curious where he plays when he plays, I discover more. – –Austin Manchester
No horses 2: Revenant Kingdom – The Prince’s Edition
Do I recommend Driver available 2: Revenant Kingdom Just because the edition available in Game Pass is the version of Edition Prince, which makes it tonally consistent with our previous two recommendations? I will never say. What do I will be However, say it Ni no Kuni 2 It is a delightful continuation of one of the best JRPGs of all time. Despite the capricious aesthetics of Ghibli and focus on younger characters, Ni no Kuni 2 He does not shun massive topics, opening an apparent terrorist attack on a newfangled city, before he immediately threw the main character (literal president) into an alternative dimension, in which they end during the violent coup of Medival. Compared to the first game, the fight is more focused on the action-think more like a game of stories than Pokémon-i contains really deep and convoluted management in which you must manage the kingdom. This may be Prince’s release, but it sounds more like a king’s shit. – –Ari Marx
