It is clear to see how releases such as this can inform the overall opinion of the Game Pass service for better or for worse, and the remainder of the year is geared up to be quite important for how Avowed will eventually be received. Despite this success, the very recent and anticipated Game Pass release of Redfall missed the mark of what was expected of it. For example, the service surprisingly launched Hi-Fi Rush to positve reviews in January, with high-profile titles having come to the service such as Minecraft Legends.
Interestingly, the service may be set for its strongest year in 2023 in terms of its day-one releases. With players being given access to an ever-growing roster of high-profile titles, often very close to launch, the amount of subscribers to Xbox Game Pass reportedly exceeded 30 million in recent years.
The Xbox Game Pass service began in 2017, starting as a relative niche for Xbox that has grown to become one of the most dominant and successful aspects of the platform. RELATED: Avowed Would Leave Money on the Table Without One Launch Feature From The Elder Scrolls The Success of Xbox Game Pass in 2023 The public perception of the Xbox Game Pass service is an ever-shifting one, and so it is important to gauge how the service's recent and upcoming releases may influence the Obsidian Entertainment project. With this in mind, many are looking to the recent and near future high-profile releases that have come to Game Pass, with the huge roster of 2023 titles being quite important for how Avowed is eventually received. As an open-world fantasy RPG title, eager fans have been following the upcoming release for some time, with its potential release window of 2024 drawing closer and closer.Īs an Xbox Game Studios title, Avowed has been selected as a day-one release for the popular Xbox Game Pass service, much to the delight of its millions of subscribers. Of all the games that are set to come from Xbox Game Studios in the near future, it is no wonder why Avowed is one of the most anticipated.
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