As if I didn’t already have a massive amount of interesting things to play on the Game Pass, Microsoft revealed that Control arrives on the Xbox Game Pass for PC on Thursday. The spooky interdimensional shooter is already available on Steam, the Epic Games Store and even the Xbox Game Pass for the console, so it was only a matter of time. I’m excited to be back in it.
Twitter Game Pass account announced the good news yesterday, saying it will be available on the subscription service on Thursday, January 21 – just three days away.
The game throws you in the shoes of Jesse Faden, a woman who is dealing with some strange monsters in a mysterious place called the Federal Office of Control. You can do this with weapons or superpowers. I also played a small part of this and I really liked throwing objects with my mind.
Brendy (RPS alone) thought similarly in her review of control: “Most fights are pleasant pleasures. Control is a very useful shooter. It feels good in bits, you know? And there are a lot of disturbing visual effects that make your powers feel like super Hollywood nonsense. ”
Unfortunately, with the news of a new cold addition comes the news about some games that have taken leave. A quick look at the Xbox app will tell you that Sea Salt, Gray, Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour, Final Fantasy XV and Indivisible will hit the road on February 1st.
I’m sorry, but look at that exalted man who owns that fish beast. What this post is about and why it’s not about him and his great friend.
If you want more good people to hang out this January, What Remains Of Edith Finch hit the Xbox Game Pass for PC last week, as we and Monster Train joined the service last month.
As always, you can get a 1 GBP / 1 USD Xbox Game Pass subscription for your first month, and the price will increase to 8 GBP / 10 USD per month thereafter. It’s: a pretty good deal.