I believe there’s a few other PC games - but since Play Anywhere is strictly optional for third-parties (obviously), there’s not many.
I imagine if they ever properly add PC games to Game Pass, it will be accompanied with a price increase. I scarcely understand how they can licence all of the games they have now and make a notable profit at $10 a month, let alone adding a whole slate of PC games into the mix.
Found this early impression video of the campaign - if you don’t feel like watching the whole thing, they say it’s very reminiscent of the first game, and if you enjoyed that one you will quite likely enjoy the new one. He’s probably right that Crackdown 3 will likely get lost in the shuffle of all the games coming out this month but I am really glad it’s finally almost here.
We’ll see. One of the things he really liked about Agents was the way you could swap between your 3 characters on-the-fly while playing in the world, but the game made you choose those 3 before you left the hub. The game forced you to essentially build your character for the next mission.
Ouch. That’s a disappointing review, but it basically says how not to play.
Sounds like we should put it on a hard difficulty, punch people a lot, try all the guns, drive around a bit and ignore the mini map. Still looking forward to it :) I don’t think Microsoft games get removed from gamepass, so if it gets boring we could put it down to continue another time we subscribe.
There’s some guy on Youtube currently livestreaming his hatred of Metacritic and gaming journalists in general over the low Crackdown 3 review scores that are showing up.
I’d love to link it but he keeps calling them all the N-word over and over.
Reading some reviews, this game sounds pretty much exactly what I was hoping for: another Crackdown similar to the first game. I know a lot of reviewers are disappointed by that because it’s not 2007 anymore, but 2019.