5 Xbox Game Pass games you need to play (and 5 you need to avoid)

While the world changes, there are things that were normal who should be a last resort now, like taking a plane, there are also things that seemed to be a good idea before but are now essential. For Xbox One owners, it sums up my feelings about Game Pass. The Game Pass has always been an excellent service, but now that there is nothing else to make that the game, a vast library available in one click gives me the peace of mind that I will not fail things to play. Although I appreciate the games on other platforms such as Animal Crossing: New Horizons on Nintendo Switch and Persona 5 on PS4, these Game Pass games caught my attention during social distancing.

The Witcher has become a netflix-successful television series and, as a result, has become more a pop cultural phenomenon than a simple long-term game. The Wiccher trilogy started in 2007 when CD Projekt Red gave life to the world created by Andrzej Sapkowski, but The Wiccher III: Wild Hunt is the summum of the series. Each game continued to improve the formula created in the first game and The Witcher 3 is the perfect formula. The historical fiction fans, fantastic worlds and detective style gameplay will appreciate every moment of this classic instant RPG. The world offers many different locations through large open areas that are among the most beautiful views of current generation consoles. The Game Pass edition of The Wiccher III: Wild Hunt includes 16 free DLC packs after launch, but it does not include the Blood and Wine DLC or Hearts of Stone, so fans who really like the game may want to want Invest more in paying DLC. Players can expect to spend more than 100 hours on the continent.

The Outer Worlds is the best game Fallout Non-Fallout never released and when it came out, it was acclaimed almost universally positive. Our own Alexander Thomas gave him an almost perfect score and for good reason, it's almost a perfect game in open world. While The Wiccher III is perfect for fantasy fans, The Outer Worlds is perfect for sci-fi fans. Anyone like Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and / or Fallout 4 should certainly try this title now that it is on Game Pass. Build your ideal character, choose your favorite companion, specialize in your favorite weapons and explore unexplored planets while progressing through the open worlds of the sandbox scattered around the solar system. Similar to Fallout, The Outer Worlds offers a retro-futuristic setting, with some familiar elements and others completely out of this world. Due to customization options throughout the game, The Outer Worlds is infinitely replaceable and I will certainly make more than one game of this game adventure of the game of the year.

Sea of ​​Thieves is the essential pirate simulator and although Rare Studios has a lot to do with his delbey kong list, Perfect Dark and Viva Pinata, but they chased Sea of ​​Thieves from the park and seven seven. Although rare replay is also on Game Pass and that it offers most of their best securities over the decades of work, Sea of ​​Thieves is the advanced rare experience on the subscription service. When the game came out, it seemed unfinished but in the last two years, it was put on the market, rare has expanded this game in every way. The fight has been improved, companions have been added, more factions have joined the fight and hackers can now become emissaries for their favorite. There are raids to explore, ships casting and many treasures to loot. My favorite addition to the game is the megalodon, with a series of interesting quests leading you to the horrible aquatic beast that absorbs the gun fire as the most intense meetings with the bosses of the hell of bullets. I have always wondered what the life of Pirate and Rare Studios looked like ended me the game I wanted since childhood.

When the original halo was released in 2007, it was an instant success, selling Xbox units like the final shooter at the time. Since then, each Xbox console has presented at least one title of the series and many units have been sold on the back of Master Chief. Halo: The Master Chief Collection is the game Final Halo because it follows the four titles Halo main (less Halo 5: Guardians who is also on Game Pass) as well as Halo Reach and Halo 3 Odst. Not only will each game campaigns take you about 80 hours on all games, but the multiplayer is the place where Halo really shines and it is the case since the exit of the original. The online multiplayer offers different playlists on each title, which makes it replaimable to infinity when you move from one halo game to another. The Xbox One had two titles Halo, but if you want to check only one, it's definitely Halo: The Master Chief Collection. All fps fans that have never tried halo over the years must discover this game.

Forza Horizon 4 is the game that inspired this collection of titles because I have torn it every day since the beginning of social distancing. I always wanted to travel to Europe but now that it is an impossibility, I explore the landscape through the four seasons in this definitive driving game. Although I can not cross all Europe in Forza Horizon 4, it presents the changing landscape of Great Britain and Playground Games and Turn 10 Studios designed a beautiful version of the open world of the British countryside. There are about 450 cars included in the basic version of Forza Horizon 4, and more are added via DLC. The game often invites me to buy the DLC packs and shows me bands for them, it does not seem too intrusive and it certainly does not interfere with my appreciation for this course. Historically, I'm more a kart racing fan than race simulation fan and Forza Horizon 4 is like a mixture of both. In the open world of the game, I can do all kinds of wacky things, make donuts on a frozen lake with a cluttered jeep to skip school buses with a car of F1. In this regard, it's like a hot wheel simulator, but in all other ways, Forza Horizon 4 is a race simulator similar to the Forza Motorsport games. The changing seasons make a difference on how each vehicle rolls, each vehicle is part of a class and you will need to switch between classes while you participate in various races and cars can be customized in the same way as most of the Forza titles. From all Forza games to which I have played so far, Forza Horizon 4 is the best experience and is part of the Game Pass range.