In case you'd forgotten, today marks the removal of four more games from the Xbox Game Pass library, including the likes of Prison Architect on PC, as well as Cyber Shadow and Xeno Crisis across all platforms.
Here are the four games confirmed to leave before the end of the day on Xbox Game Pass:
Date | Game | Platform |
January 31st | Cyber Shadow |
Console, PC, Cloud |
January 31st |
Nowhere Prophet |
Console, PC, Cloud |
January 31st |
Prison Architect |
PC |
January 31st |
Xeno Crisis |
Console, PC, Cloud |
As always, Xbox Game Pass members can get a discount of (at least) 20% on most of these titles before they're removed.
Sad to see these games go? Let us know your favourite of these in the comments.
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Cyber Shadow was a little too accurate of an NES-homage game for me, but I know a lot of people liked it.
Cyber shadow was amazing. I booted it up and finished it as soon as it appeared on the "leaving soon" list. I wonder what I'll be forced to play next.
@Spiders so too hard?
@isturbo1984 I'm usually a bit soft when it comes to hard games but I thought it was fine personally. It had its hard moments but nothing too bad and you were always back in the action pretty quick with the check points.
I think most "hard" games mostly come down to trial and error so really it's just a matter of if you find the gameplay loop compelling enough to go through the trials and learn from your errors. I found Cyber Shadow plenty compelling and pushed through. I really enjoyed that feeling of breezing through sections that used to be an ordeal after you had learned the level and gotten an upgrade or three. I also thought it felt much more like an idealised version of a NES game and did well at picking and choosing what modern qol features to add so it wasn't frustratingly old school. One of the better throwback games I've played.
@MetalGear_Yoshi Yeah, the checkpoints helped. I actually thought it was genuinely harder than the old Ninja Gaiden games on pure game design. But the limited lives and awful checkpoints on the NES is what just made a lot of these games unfair.
I could feel myself getting better and better as the game went on. A really good feeling.
@isturbo1984 Yeah... More frustrating than challenging and without the hooks to grab me. I think I got to Level 3 or 4 and my interested just died off.
I generally like “NES-Hard” games and indies that pick up that torch), but this one just didn’t grab me. I know a lot of people adored it and it was GOTY for some.
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