Game Pass March 2022 Lineup Falls Short Of High Expectations
Game Pass kicked off March with a bang,
addition famous blockbusterguardians of the galaxy) less than six months after release, plus one of the best-written games ever (Kentucky Route Zero). By comparison, the rest of the month lacks the powerful headline we’re used to. for the whole of February. Here are the planned additions to Microsoft’s games-on-demand service in the coming weeks:
March 17
- Choppers (Cloud, PC, next-gen console)
- Nachelbeck Dungeon: Amulet of Chaos (Cloud, Console, PC)
March 22
- Corrupted Grail: Conquest (Prefix)
- Zero Escape: Nonary Games (Cloud, Console, PC)
March 24
- Norco (PC)
- F1 2021 (Console, via EA Play)
March 29
- Crusader Kings III (Next generation console)
March 31
- Weird West (Cloud, Console, PC)
It’s great that lesser-known games require extra attention,
Perhaps more than they would get from a typical marketing push, but it’s undeniable that we’re used to Game Pass being backed by tent releases. On the plus side, at least the library doesn’t get thinner. next to three Destiny 2 extensions—Forsaken, Shadowkeepas well as Beyond the Light— having taken off from the service on April 11, three games will leave at once on March 31:
- Madden NFL 20 (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Narita Boy (Cloud, Console, PC)
- Shadow Warrior 2 (Cloud, Console, PC)
Look, I don’t want to sound ungrateful here. snowboarding game Choppers,
As I wrote earlier destined to eat up every second of my free time until the start of the next ski season. Weird Westisometric RPG developed by one of the creators disgraced and set on the fantasy American frontier certainly caught my attention. And I’m curious to see how Crusader Kings III works (or doesn’t work) on the console.
But if we compare such compositions with stunning lists it’s hard not to want more from the offseason. Microsoft May Agree: Game Pass Subscriptions Coming in October did not reach the company’s goal.
