It's only been a few weeks since the first-person psychological horror game Visage arrived on Xbox Game Pass for the first time, and now it's already received a free 'Enhanced Edition' for Xbox Series X and Series S.
The update brings support for up to 4K resolution at 60FPS, along with improved loading times. It's mentioned that support for "the next-gen controller haptic feedback" is included as well, but we're assuming that's limited to PS5 only.
If you haven't played it yet, Visage challenges you to "explore a mysterious ever-changing house in a slow-paced, atmospheric world that combines both uncannily comforting and horrifyingly realistic environments", resulting in a "genuinely terrifying experience".
"The scariest game of 2020, Visage, is coming back with an Enhanced Edition for Xbox Series X & S. The Enhanced Edition is free for those who already own the game on last-gen consoles. Visage Enhanced Edition is available now on Xbox Game Pass."
Will you be checking out Visage's free next-gen upgrade on Game Pass this weekend? Let us know below.
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Looks good, add this to my collection of games to play on Sunday
I played an hour of Visage and the game isn't really capturing my interest. Exploring the house feels more like a chore than an actual spooky experience as you have to constantly switch between holding candles and the lighter when exploring dark places. Not to mention that sometimes I could be standing in a perfectly lit place and still lose sanity, which makes it even more annoying to explore the house.
The crazy thing is that the trailer makes the game look so much more compelling, which is why I still want to give it another go down the line. Maybe I just need to get past this annoying part in order to get to the actual good stuff.
I couldn't get past 15 minutes because my partner and I are scaredy cats. The opening scene is unsettling. Once all the tool tips on random things occurring I realized I've read enough sci fi to not put myself in an A.I. nightmare chamber. Getting through Amnesia was hard enough 10 years ago.
@Deadcow Yeah and the thing is that I believe the game becomes scary when you start to lose sanity. But what if you never lose sanity, does that mean the game never becomes scary? Where's the fun in that?
One thing I love about Series X upgrades - the load times are just awesome!
I mean seriously, House of Ashes loads quickly. Tales of Arise is a dream.
Screw 4K 60 - I love waiting but mere seconds. It's tough to go back to old games and waiting.
Metroid Dread felt like a nightmare when the game loaded/transitioned between areas.
I read that as 'Village' and got very excited for a second or two haha
Maybe it'll enhance my ability to stay awake while playing it.
I played for maybe 90 minutes and will probably not go back as it becomes incredibly tedious.
I haven't played this yet but has this been optimised for Series X?
It shows up in my Xbox One game category with just a Game Pass logo. But when I click manage it shows a X/S logo on it, but when I click on File info it says Xbox One.
I'm confused. Anyone know for sure?
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