Exo One Arrives November 18 for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 11 November 2021 / 1,953 Views
Publisher Future Friends Games and developer Exbleative announced the Planetary exploration game, Exo One, will launch for the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Microsoft Store on November 18. It will also be available on Xbox Game Pass.
View the release date reveal trailer below:
Here is an overview of the game:
A strange signal… an alien craft… an interplanetary, gravity-defying journey through space and time.
A Strange Signal…
On the anniversary of the Jupiter accident, an alien signal transmits construction blueprints for an alien craft, which humanity builds, called Exo One.
An Alien Craft…
Master a truly alien traversal system and move through enigmatic and desolate alien landscapes in ways you’ve never experienced. Use gravity and momentum to reach colossal speeds and exhilarating heights.
An Interplanetary Journey
Ride thermal updrafts into boiling cloud formations, careen down hillsides and launch off mountain tops, all the time drifting toward the shining blue beam on the horizon. Atmospheric, diffused visuals are merged with otherworldly sound effects and a hypnotic electric guitar soundtrack.
Pilot your craft on mankind’s first voyage outside the solar system, and go on an interplanetary journey across space and time.
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I think this sounds pretty cool! This is totally the kind of game I wouldn't pre-order, as it's so different to anything I've played before. I will absolutely check this out in Game Pass, however. It's a perfect Game Pass game, as it's something I'm curious about yet something I likely wouldn't buy Day 1.
As an aside, I bet most of these PC games that are available for purchase in the Microsoft Store are only there because of their inclusion in Game Pass. There are probably a bunch of games that you can buy through that channel that you wouldn't be able to buy otherwise.
