Plus 7 Days To Die
Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasionis now available to play via Xbox Game Pass. That’s reason enough to write this post, though I suppose I’ll also mention that OG zombie survival sim7 Days To Die, chomp ‘em upBugsnaxand zippy action-RPG Unsouled are all coming later this month. Plus, there’s a new three month free trial available if you’ve bought certain recent Microsoft games.
Let’s start with the free trial. New members can get three months of PC Game Pass for free if they bought Age Of Empires IV,Halo InfiniteorForza Horizon 5before February 28th. Having played Halo Infinite’s multiplayer counts. If it’s of interest, you canhead here to sign in to your account and activate the trial.
There are only a handful of extra games on the way to the service before the end of April, but they’re good ones. 7 Days To Die, available April 26th, is old and rough in its presentation, but it’s a satsifying open world zombie smasher about boarding up buildings and holding out against the hordes. Bugsnax, available April 28th, is at the opposite end of the aesthetic spectrum, brimming with colour and about finding fruit and vegetable critters and feeding them to your friends. It’s previously been Epic exclusive although it come toSteam on the same day.
Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, available right now, would be my pick of the bunch. It’s an extremely chill and colourful todo list game, in which a smiling, silent Turnip armed with a Zelda swordswing is piled up with straightforward quests and merrily checks them off one by one. Accomplishing X will reveal Y and Z that must be completed first, and a Z(i) and Z(ii) beyond that, and before you know it several hours have passed. Alice B also called itthe funniest game she’s ever played.
All these games are April’s back-half batch, with thosehaving arrived earlier in Aprilincluding Chinatown Detective Agency and Lost In Random. You can read about the other odds and sods on the wayin Microsoft’s full post.
