No more players on Yes, Your Grace since joining Xbox Game Pass

It’s difficult to get out of the game today. Many new titles are pouring into the various stores every day, especially in the independent section. What better way to advertise Yes, your grace than making it available in Xbox Game Pass?

Wow, an * incredible * first day for Yes, Your Grace on Game Pass

10,000 downloads within the first 24 hours and around 3,000 simultaneous players 😮😮😮

Optimizing the game for Serie X | S seems to encourage people to give it a try! pic.twitter.com/Tf8KAJsgcb

– Mike Rose (@RaveofRavendale) 3rd December 2020

In fact, the Kingdom Management game got off to an exceptional start on Xbox Game Pass, as you can see in the tweet from Mike Ross

, the founder of the studio behind the game. Started on duty yesterday last week, the independent opus evolved from No more robots has been downloaded about 100,000 times in just five days. He even had it a high point with 3,000 players at the same time. Of course, we’re far from the huge numbers an AAA can do, but that’s still impressive for an independent studio. The company is on a budget and Yes, your grace is a “niche” game.

In addition, this limited budget reflects the lack of communication around the software. In addition to a Kickstarter in 2015, the game didn’t talk much. Regardless, it had a pretty successful start on Steam with around 150,000 units sold. If you are not up to date, Yes, your grace

is a kingdom management game in which you are asked to manage an entire Slavic people from your king’s seat. As with Reigns, your choices should satisfy the majority of the population and you will have your share of daily problems.

Xbox Game Pass Success?

But why has your grace had such a good time since her arrival? Well, Mike Ross made it clear that the title is an optimization of the Xbox Series X | S was entitled. Which certainly had its significance in the decision or not to download the Opus from the players. In addition, newcomers are often highlighted in the catalog.

In the broader sense, would Xbox Game Pass allow more unique titles to be featured? Because Mike Ross isn’t the first to be happy with the numbers after his title arrives on duty. For example, Loan Verneau, co-head of creation at Outer Wilds, gave his vision of the industry earlier this year. In particular, we read that a service like Microsoft’s is a godsend and that he was happy to join the program.

Yes, your grace has had a good time since joining the service and you, have you tested it?