Game Pass Grab Bag

In this episode, we discuss the remastered version of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, exploring its nostalgic value, gameplay mechanics, and the impact of its story and lore. We share personal experiences with the game, analyze its remastering, and delve into the community's modding culture. We share personal experiences, humorous moments, and provide insights into the game's achievements and length, ultimately offering tour final thoughts and recommendations for both new and returning players. Join us https://linktr.ee/gpgb

Summary In this episode of the Game Pass podcast, the hosts dive into the puzzle game 'Blue Prince,' discussing its unique gameplay mechanics, intriguing story elements, and the challenges players face. They explore the shifting mansion concept, the importance of meta progression, and the varying experiences based on players' backgrounds. The conversation highlights the clever puzzle design and the balance between modern game design and player guidance, ultimately leading to a mix of opinions on whether the game is a 'game' or a 'pass'. Join us : https://linktr.ee/gpgb

Summary In this episode of Game Pass Grab Bag, we review 'South of Midnight,' a third-person action platformer by Compulsion Studios. We discuss the game's unique art style, engaging story, and character development, while also addressing the simplicity of its combat mechanics. We discuss highlights of the emotional depth of the narrative, the pacing of the gameplay, and the potential for a sequel, making it a well-rounded experience despite its flaws.

Join Andrew, Aaron, and Keith as they discuss Watch Dog: Legion by Ubisoft. Watch Dog: Legion is a third person action game where you are trying to rebuild your hacker group after it was framed for a horrible crime. Recruit random citizens, each with their own unique perks as you try to take down a tyrannical goverment.

Do you think steam charts tell them complete story on a games success? Does a game launch on Steam and Game Pass at the same time change this?