Carefree action and historical role are added today to the Game Pass catalog.
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Xbox Game Pass once again proves why it remains one of the most attractive services on the market. Today, February 13th, two highly anticipated releases arrive, catering to completely different profiles, but with one thing in common: countless hours of gaming ahead.
From irreverent humor and non-stop action to a historically accurate and demanding RPG, the catalog is bolstered by two titles that can make your weekend unforgettable.
High on Life 2 and Kingdom Come: Deliverance now available on Xbox Game Pass
High on Life 2 – Cloud, Xbox Series, and PC — February 13th – Available Day One on Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass
The sequel arrives directly on the service from day one. More action, more craziness, and that unique style that blends science fiction with constant humor. It maintains its distinct identity, with talking guns, agile combat, and a setting that doesn’t go unnoticed. If you enjoyed the first one, here’s a clear evolution in pace and spectacle.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance – Cloud, console, and PC — February 13th – Available on Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium, and PC Game Pass
On the other hand, the acclaimed medieval RPG joins the catalog for those seeking a more slow-paced and realistic experience. Challenging combat, consequential decisions, and a meticulously crafted historical setting make this proposal a profound experience. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover (or revisit) it within your subscription.
Two opposing styles, one day. If you have Game Pass, you have more than enough reasons to turn on your console or PC today.
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