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#AS DUSK FALLS STEAM SERIES#

#AS DUSK FALLS STEAM SERIES#

"As Dusk Falls can feel like it's in the same misery business as series like The Leftovers or Six Feet Under, meaning much of the time your best-laid plans will go terribly awry partly due to its writers' penchant for melancholy. We've rounded up a number of early reviews below, but you can also check out GameSpot's sister site Metacritic for more.

Platforms: PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One.

By way of incredible voice acting, a compelling and expertly written script, and a bounty of pause-worthy choices along the game's elaborate branching paths, it establishes itself as an instant classic in the narrative adventure genre," Mark Delaney said in his As Dusk Falls review. " As Dusk Falls deftly explores themes of inherited hardship through the lens of two families who cross paths on one pivotal night. But hey, at least it’s something.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's While it’s a blast and totally worth checking out with a group of friends, As Dusk Falls isn’t the sort of big first-party blockbuster that funnels new subscribers into the folds of Game Pass.

(My choice, every time? Chaos.) It is riotous. At any narrative junction, the game pauses while players vote on what actions a certain character should take, but every player has a limited number of overrides they can use to dictatorially decide the group’s choice. Up to eight players can play at a time by linking their smartphones to the game. Though it’s ostensibly a choose-your-own adventure narrative game-a crime mystery set in the late ‘90s-the story isn’t the main draw. I had a chance to play an early chapter of As Dusk Falls at a preview event last month. But players on PlayStation and Switch won’t get it, so the game is for all intents and purposes exclusive. As Dusk Falls will also be available on Steam and the Microsoft Store. It’s not strictly exclusive in the way, say, Sony’s first-party games are like all Xbox-published games these days, it’s coming to PC, too, a measure of Microsoft’s eternal quest for cross-platform play. The first of those is As Dusk Falls, developed by the UK-based studio Interior Night. But at its not-E3 press conference in June, Microsoft claimed 50 major games would head to Game Pass over the next year, many of which are set to be published by Xbox Game Studios.

This dearth of first-party releases has led some Game Pass subscribers to publicly point out how the service isn’t fully living up to its promise. Yes, Xbox Game Studios hasn’t published a game since last fall’s Halo Infinite. Here’s the entire list of games published by Xbox Game Studios, Microsoft’s first-party publishing label, so far this year: It’s that you get every single first-party Xbox game-from tentpoles like Forza Horizon 5 to smaller fare like Obsidian’s forthcoming Pentiment-on their release day at no extra cost. The big selling point of Game Pass isn’t just that you get instant access to a Netflix-style digital library containing hundreds of games. Raji: An Ancient Epic (Cloud, Console, PC) Katamari Damacy Reroll (Cloud, Console, PC) Meanwhile, the following will be unavailable as of July 31:

Torment: Tides of Numenera (Cloud, Console)