Today's Devolver Digital gave us all sorts of wild and wacky moments, including Xbox boss Phil Spencer announcing a release date for reverse horror game Carrion. You can watch the timestamped reveal above (via GameSpot).
The game is said to immerse players in the role of an abominable creature as it awakens in a secret, underground laboratory. You'll stalk and consume those that imprisoned you to spread fear and panic throughout the facility, and grow and evolve as you tear down the base and acquire devastating abilities on the path to retribution.
Carrion is coming to Xbox One on July 23rd, and will also release with Xbox Game Pass on the same date. It's now available for pre-order via the Microsoft Store for £16.74/$19.99.
Looking forward to Carrion? What did you think of the Phil Spencer reveal?! Let us know below.
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@zane547 Some people need to own things. I too find it odd
@zane547 Not everyone is subscribed to Game Pass.
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Gamepass is so amazing for trying out Indie games. I've been able to play a lot of hidden gems that way.
But every now and then there's an indie game that looks so good I'm willing to buy it day 1.
@JoakimZ @zane547 Less than 1/4 of xbox one owners have Game Pass.
This is a Switch buy for me (definitively enhanced by playing from 🚽) and definitively getting the physical copy, but cool to see it will be on game pass. If the achievements are not absurd, I might give it a run just for the ‘chivos.
Who was that guy after Spencer? They acted as if he was a big deal but I never heard his name, that I can remember anyways...
@zane547 I don’t have GamePass myself. I still find a bit weird of a service, especially because I could pay for it without paying for Live and find myself in an odd state where the game I was interested on is unplayable because it requires online play.
Not that this is the only reason, I still plan to eventually subscribe to it, at least for a bit, but it’s a very weird conflict.
MS should just allow free online game play. Tons of Gold members will likely remain on the service just for the free games.
@JoakimZ They should be. It is the single best pro-consumer service/platform right now for both old and new titles.
@Z3u5000 I agree that Game Pass is a fantastic service. Very consumer friendly and great value for money. But it doesn’t suit everyone, including me.
@JoakimZ It will be a must-have for everyone very soon.
@Z3u5000 I only use gamepass (the free trial that came with the console) to get the discount on the games I want to play, probably won’t renew it when it ends because there’s only roughly 10 or so games there I’m interested in
@WesEds They will announce big releases on gamepass in July....since it has already crossed 10m+ in 2 years and they are going for a service instead of console as a platform approach as a whole next gen.
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