While five titles have to leave the Xbox Game Pass in January, there are also fresh newcomers to report on the PC front. Microsoft is giving you three new titles on your home computing staff.
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The big blockbusters are not among the newbies in the Xbox Game Pass on the PC, because the Redmond company basically gives the PC subscribers three indie representatives. Nevertheless, the PC offer increases to almost 200 full versions as part of the subscription.
The PC service, which was only launched as part of E3 2019, will in future also have the full versions of Gris, A Plague Tale: Innocence and Children of Morta. The tends to be the least-known title of this is certainly Gris, but at least it could win the Games for Impact award at the Game Awards 2019 in December. It is a puzzle platform with meditative motifs and a soundtrack worth listening to.
The supposedly best-known newcomer is A Plague Tale: Innocence, which was at least nominated in the Best Narrative category at the 2019 Game Awards. The action adventure takes place in the late Middle Ages and you take on the role of heroine Amicia and her little brother Hugo, who escape the Inquisition.
The Children of Morta, which was only released for PC in September, rounds off the current line-up. Here you can expect a roguelike action role-playing game in which you will be confronted with numerous randomly generated dungeons.
The really, really cool games are hidden between the blockbuster and the indie insider tip.
