Sci-fi adventure Chorus launched on Xbox One, Series X and Series S this past December, and if you've been holding off and wondering whether to pick it up, we've got good news — there's now a free demo so you can try before you buy.
If the name rings a bell but you can't understand why, it might be because Chorus was one of the very first games announced for Xbox Series X all the way back in May of 2020, and although it took another year and a half before it finally got a release, the game ended up getting some good reviews, finishing up with a 78 rating on Metacritic.
The demo is now available on the Xbox Store, and you'll find more information about the game below.
Enter a dark new universe, teeming with mystery and rife with conflict. Explore epic locations such as sprawling space stations and strange planes of existence. Engage in exhilarating zero-g dogfights from epic cosmic vistas to tight crystalline corridors. Chorus balances the scale and spectacle of space exploration with frenetic, fast-paced action.
Will you be downloading the Chorus demo on Xbox? Let us know in the comments below.
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Sweet, I’ve been wanting to check this one out!
Great game. Hope more people buy it based on the demo. Deserves some love!
I like it but I can't for the life of me pull off what they consider to be a drift. Even with them showing you how to hit the targets I can't manage it.
@awp69
Hell yeah, I know some games are (too) short to have a demo but it really should be the norm especially these days looking the state of some games at launch.
@AstraeaV I haven't played this yet but I do know that I had the hardest time trying to 'drift' in SW Squadron as well even though that one turned out to be absurdly simple 😅
I just came to say, MORE games need demos. Make a stage not tied to the game, but shows the ins and outs. Or make a demo be the tutorial of a game, then a bit more, and if you want to purchase, your data transfers, etc.
Terrible story and voice acting, amazing gameplay.
@AstraeaV Are you letting go of the throttle to drift? It took me a while to get the hang of it, but when it clicks it feels great.
From what I've heard about this game, the real fun takes off after the first chapter of the game. I'm worried the demo for this is possibly just that first chapter. :/
@PhhhCough agree with this 100%. Demos should be the norm.
Being able to play a small sample of a game for free to try it out before buying? What a novel concept! I wonder if it'll catch on?
I'll check this one out as when it comes to flight shooters there's a very particular mix of arcade and realism I like, and you can't figure that out without playing.
I bought it on PS5 based on all the hype and have to say I was really just bored by it during the short time I played it. (And the writing and voice acting were bland at best, bad at worst). I may give it another go, though, based on comments that it gets better after the first chapter.
Chorus? Looks like Chorvs to me lol.
Was intrigued by the good reviews & wanting a new space shooter after star wars squadrons.
But was in the end not sure about it.
Now after trying the demo, I will pick the game up once it goes on sale again, really enjoyed the demo. Would have been nice if the demo was released before the game was on sale just a couple of weeks ago. (ps. was stuck on the part with the big ships for a few minutes. you have to use you're faze ability to go through the shields.)
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