It’s easy to recommend action games, first-person shooter games, or open world games; but we wanted to go deeper for our latest Game Pass collections. What about taste-making lists based on the je ne sais quoi that some games share—crossing the boundaries of genre? Today, we’ve added three new collections built on silly, sincere, and niche criteria, all with the intent of providing you with a unique gaming experience within Game Pass.
Whether you’re an avid gamer looking to expand your horizons, someone looking for a new gaming experience, or just looking for a chuckle, these collections are sure to have something for everyone. With their diverse selection of games and focus on personalized gaming experiences, these new collections are a must-try to expand your game library.
Look out for these new collections on your console dash from today:
Game Collection #1: We Demand You See Our Legs
We’ve all played that one first-person game where you’re minding your own business, running around collecting loot or seeing the sights. Suddenly, you look down, only to realize the terrible truth: there’s nothing there. Instead of seeing your in-game character’s legs, you are looking at the plain old ground. Why do so many games pretend you don’t have legs? While we don’t know the full answer to this age-old question, we put together a collection of games that believe in legs. Go forth and conquer with this collection of games that let you see your character’s legs.
Get a leg up with a small sampling of the We Demand You See Our Legs collection:
Game Collection #2: Wild Weapons
Have you ever wanted to save the world by wielding a fish or a birthday cake? One of the games in this next collection might scratch that itch. Wild Weapons features games with unconventional ways of dealing damage, so jump in, explore, and have some weird fun.
Grab your whatever the heck that is and start fighting! Check out just a few of the games in the Wild Weapons collection:
- Kill It With Fire
- It Takes Two
- Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2
- Prey
- Sunset Overdrive
- Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
- Blinx The Time Sweeper
Game Collection #3: Cute x Chaotic
From singing karaoke to brawling on the street, this final game collection features a selection of games that showcase the duality of humankind. Jump in to experience a unique blend of characters who can transition seamlessly from being adorable, composed, and serene in one moment to becoming bold and edgy rockstars the next.
These characters are like onions. They can make you cry… oh, and layers, they have layers. Check out just a few of the topsy-turvy selections from the Cute x Chaotic collection:
- Neon Abyss
- Tunic
- Alice: Madness Returns
- Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Anniversary Edition
- Persona 5 Royal
- Fable Anniversary
- Yakuza 0
We hope you like these off-beat collections, because we’re cooking up more for you to enjoy in the near future.
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Source: Xbox Blog
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