“Am I the anomaly in this situation?”
Xbox is causing Outriders to be coming to the Xbox Game Pass subscription service.
The official Xbox Game Pass social media channels have never been afraid to leave bold tips and provocations in their feeds, and the latest seems to suggest that Square Enix’s next co-op RPG may be available to play for free as part of your subscription game. library.
While the provocation stops definitively confirming the news, she shared an image of a fake “Melissa McGamepass” email asking if “anyone else noticed a mysterious sign showing up in the distance recently”.
The fictional McGamepass follows the revelation with “Am I the anomaly in this situation?”, Which further fuels fan speculation that both statements are referring to People Can Fly’s next third-person shooter (thanks, Reddit ).
There’s probably a hint about a game here somewhere, honestly, we couldn’t even keep up with all the recent announcements pic.twitter.com/Qz6LmX1Cs4
– Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) March 12, 2021
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Even if the provocation is later confirmed to be true, there is no indication of when the game will be available to Xbox Game Pass subbers, but the fact that it is being provoked now in preparation for the release of intimates, it may be sooner or later.
People Can Fly was recently forced to intervene again to change the Outriders demo in response to complaints about an earlier change designed to combat heavy farming. The developer has released a server-side update to once again allow Chief Gauss’s chest to drop legendary items after patching legendary items.
“After hearing reasonable feedback from the community, we allowed Chief Gauss’s chest to make legendary again, as we should in fact reward the boss races,” the team tweeted at the time.
As Wes reported yesterday, someone played the Outriders demo for 254 eye-watering hours so far.
The demo, which was played by more than two million people, aired on February 25, meaning that the player recorded 254 hours in just 15 days – an average of just under 17 hours a day.
Check out our Outriders demo impressions to see what we think of the game so far.