Sure, the library has plenty of far better games, but whenever you and a couple of buddies are in the mood for some relatively mindless alien-murdering carnage without having to fire up Destiny 2 yet again, Outriders hits the spot. It's exactly the kind of thing Microsoft could use more of on Game Pass, a fun, big third-party game you might be interested in, but don't want to spend $60 on.
If you have Game Pass Ultimate, though, you can keep going without having to pay extra. Square Enix and People Can Fly deserve props for putting out a lengthy Outriders demo that’s long enough for you to get a good sense of each classes’ powers. During this chapter, you will be introduced to most. We estimate that an average play-through of the demo will take two to three hours per class. Complete with access to all four classes, the main story path & boss, and all side quests and areas included in this opening chapter. Offering players easier access to Game Pass on more devices through the cloud sweetens the deal.īig third-party games are an important aspect of the service as well, including a bunch of EA titles games and, of course, Outriders, which is practically a perfect fit for Game Pass. The Outriders demo is the entire opening chapter of the game.
There’s definitely some merit to that, as the service includes a ton of major first-party games, like Microsoft Flight Simulator, as well as Bethesda titles and a bunch of killer indies for a single monthly fee. Still, there's nothing to lose by checking out Outriders on Xbox Game Pass, where it has been available since its launch day.įor at least the last year or so, there’s been a common refrain about Xbox Game Pass: it’s one of the best deals in gaming.
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