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The game toys with your expectations, though. And from the opening moments of the game, that looks like all Call of the Sea has to offer.

Set in the 1930s, you play as Norah Everhart as she explores a mysterious island looking for her lost husband. Read our Deathloop review Adventure Call of the SeaĬall of the Sea is an unassuming game about exploring an island, and an excellent debut for the aptly named Out of the Blue Games. With each reset, you can learn more and improve your arsenal, or choose to enable multiplayer so a friend can take control of your rival to see who wins. You play as Colt, who must find and take out his eight listed targets by the end of the day or face a reset … all while trying to stay alive. Deathloop takes the recurrent gameplay of roguelikes and gives it a unique story – two rival assassins are trapped in a time loop on the mysterious island of Blackreef. The roguelike craze has left us with several gems, and while notable examples like Hades are no longer on Game Pass, fans of the genre have another option to turn to with Deathloop. It’s a game that works best with friends, and rewards players who learn what the most important cards are and build a deck that can survive the zombie hordes! The zombies also pose a greater challenge, with more special infected to threaten your progress. Many elements here are the same, but there’s an interesting new progression system, along with a card system that allows you to build a unique deck of abilities and perks for every single mission. There’s a good reason that Back 4 Blood‘s four-player zombie survival game looks familiar: It is indeed the creation of Turtle Rock Studios, which worked with Valve to create Left 4 Dead. That also gives this galaxy-trotting adventure some inherent replayability if you want to boot it up a second time. The game was smart to borrow a number of things from the Mass Effect series, including some far-reaching consequences of your decisions and which teammates you favor. Guardians of the Galaxy was a very pleasant surprise after the mixed bag of Marvel’s Avengers: The third-person adventure is all about working together as a team to take down enemies and navigate a wide variety of planets and environments. Read our Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order review Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy However, it’s clear Fallen Order‘s difficulty was tuned against the mainstream video game market, not against solely Dark Souls. Because of that, Fallen Order is an enjoyable romp for Souls-like fans while being accessible to genre newcomers. It has tight swordplay, with tuned parrying and dodging mechanics. When it comes to gameplay, Fallen Order is like Dark Souls light. The result is a game that’s thoroughly enjoyable for those who couldn’t care less about Star Wars, but with enough fan service to keep franchise fans hooked. It’s the first Star Wars game in a long time that’s concerned with being a good game, not just a licensed one. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order stands apart, though. The list of the best Star Wars games is remarkably small, despite the fact that games bearing the name have been released for decades.

Most of the games are available for streaming on mobile, too, as long as you have Game Pass Ultimate. Many titles are available across Xbox and PC, and some of them even support cross-save.