As is Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour.
As January nears its inevitable conclusion, Microsoft has tossed a few last-minute additions onto its list of PC titles heading to Xbox Game Pass this month.
Earlier in January, Frostpunk and Children of Morta made their debut on Microsoft’s subscription service, and tomorrow, 23rd January, sees the arrival of the visually sumptuous exploratory platform-RPG Indivisible – which launches alongside the previously announced, and rather wonderful, stealth adventure A Plague Tale: Innocence.
Indivisible is the latest game from Lab Zero Games, the studio behind well-regarded fighter Skullgirls, and tells the story of Ajna, a “fearless girl with a rebellious streak” with the power to absorb and manifest as other characters, all with their own distinct personalities and abilities. Inevitably, it’s a power that proves invaluable as Anya’s combat-rich adventure progresses.
Rounding out January’s Xbox Game Pass PC offerings are Sea Salt and Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour, both of which arrive next Thursday, 30th January.
The rather self-explanatory Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour delivers solo and multiplayer angling action across a variety of real-world venues for those keen to reel in a big ‘un, while Sea Salt features nautical beings of a considerably more unfathomable nature.
It’s a “dark fantasy reverse horror action-strategy” in which players, cast as a Lovecraftian Old God, command an army of nameless horrors in a bid to obliterate mankind.
And should you be sufficiently tempted to subscribe to Xbox Game Pass beta on PC, it’s currently possible to get three months for 1.
