PlayStation loses not one, not two, but three console exclusives for Xbox consoles. In other words, three games that can only be played on PC, PS4, and PS5 are coming to Xbox One, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X. The first of these three games – and perhaps the most famous – are the passage. Action and adventure game developed by Giant Squid, the passage It was released back on November 12, 2020 as a PS5 launch game. Depending on the platform, Metacritic scores range from 77 to 81.
“Be the hunter, the master archer who travels to a mysterious island to dispel the dark curse that controls the world,” reads the game’s official teaser. Fly through the air and establish connection with your eagle companion. Perform smooth acrobatics and perform amazing trick shots using the unique archery system that allows for effortless shooting while moving at high speeds. Godslayer will not rest until the world is destroyed. Bonding with your eagle and the fate of the world in balance.”
second game solar ash, which debuted on December 2, 2021 via developer Heart Machine. It is a science fiction adventure game, and features number 78 on Metacritic.
The game’s official description reads, “From the creators of the award-winning Hyper Light Drifter comes the high-speed, gravity-bending world of Solar Ash.” Set amidst a surreal dream landscape filled with the ruins of great civilizations long abandoned, you will play as Rei, a Voidrunner determined to stop nothing to save her planet from falling prey to the Ultravoid path of eternal hunger. Fight through hordes of hideous creatures, grind bars with great pleasure, And strive on wild heights, annihilate mighty chiefs, and surf in the gray clouds of tattered worlds swallowed up by the void.”
The third and final game is maquette From developer Graceful Decay. It was also released in 2021, but on March 2, at the time of release, it was offered for free via PS Plus. It is a puzzle adventure game, and it features Metacritic scores ranging from 70 to 71, depending on the platform.
“maquette is a repetitive first-person puzzle game that takes you into a world where every building, plant, and object is amazingly small and huge at the same time, “reads the game’s official teaser.” Maquette makes this possible by repeatedly wrapping the world in itself in M.C. Escher-esque style.”
So when are all these games coming to Xbox? Well, we don’t know exactly. Publisher Annapurna Interactive has provided a release window for the fourth quarter of 2022 (October-December), but that’s all it gave,
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