The Xbox Game Pass catalog adds a new platforming and exploration adventure from the very day of its release.
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On Tuesday, a new addition arrives for Xbox Game Pass. Microsoft once again reinforces its service with a launch available from day one, one of the great advantages of the subscription and one of the most valued aspects by players.
On this occasion, users will be able to discover an independent proposal that bets on three-dimensional platforms and an atmosphere loaded with junk, robots, and exploration.
Junkster is now playable on Xbox Game Pass
From today, June 16th, Junkster becomes part of the Xbox Game Pass catalog. The game puts us in the shoes of a small construction robot whose mission will be to recover lost parts while traversing a dangerous planet full of mechanical remains and abandoned structures.
The adventure combines exploration, jumping, and platform challenges with a colorful visual style and an approach designed for those who enjoy discovering secrets while advancing through obstacle-filled scenarios.
With this incorporation, Xbox Game Pass continues to maintain a very high pace of Day One releases during the month of June. Additionally, several launches are still planned for the coming weeks, so the service continues to expand its library with proposals for all tastes.
The game is available through Xbox Cloud Gaming, Xbox Series, PC, and compatible portable devices, and can be enjoyed without additional cost by subscribers of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass.
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If you have an active subscription, you can now download Junkster or play directly from the cloud and discover a new adventure starring a small robot determined to survive in a huge world of junk.
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