You’ll hear voices and see what doesn’t exist in this tough, necessary Game Pass Viking adventure

One of the most complex aspects of life to experience is related to the mental disorders. A subject that has not always had a place in the industry and that should always be made visible to show the reality of some people. In that task he immersed himself Ninja Theory with one of the most beloved titles of recent years.

After having offered us Heavenly Sword, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West and DmC: Devil May Cry, it was the turn of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice in 2017. The work, disponible en Xbox Game Passallows us to live an adventure during the Viking era in which a Celtic warrior will embark on an obsessive dream journey.

And it is that Senua, our protagonist, will fight until the end for the soul of her deceased lover, although she must face the psychosis she suffers at the same time. The game has had the collaboration of ndollarscientists

and various people who suffer from this disorder to offer as realistic an experience as possible.

The truth is that they have achieved it with all of the law and it is a game that you must experience with the headphones well on. Not everything you see will be real, and not all the voices you hear will want to help you as you face unknown dangers. You can play on both Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S

, where it is optimized to render at 4K. There is even the possibility of playing through Xbox Cloud Gaming. Meanwhile, we are still waiting for the sequel that is underway.