We knew the program of additions to the Xbox Game Pass until this week, but we are in the dark for the rest. Logically, Microsoft should shed some light on that next week, but his Microsoft Store has obviously already given us some crisp information on the sequence of events.
The page Microsoft Store of Guilty Gear: Striveconfirmed on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Windows at Tokyo Game Show 2022has indeed been updated with a release date on the brand’s home consoles, namely March 7, 2023. Logically, it should also arrive on Windows on the same date, and above all, it will be as announced integrated into Game Pass since its launchallowing a new audience to experience this modern fighting game.
Experience the thrill of combat with the deep mechanics and beautiful animations of Guilty Gear -Strive-, the latest addition to the groundbreaking Guilty Gear series!
– The graphics are so stunning that they look like hand-drawn animations!
Advancements in graphics and art direction beautify the game and give the impression of hand-drawn animations. The new generation of graphics will dazzle you down to the smallest detail!
– The latest in fighting games!
We aimed to innovate in the genre with this title. This game is aimed at a wider audience, while retaining the deep game mechanics that define the Guilty Gear series. These complex mechanics, such as the spectacular new wall breaker system, create opportunities to surprise the opponent like in any good fighting game. The clashes tell a unique story with each battle!
– Their destinies come to an end!
The Guilty Gear story has been around for over 20 years. Finally, the destiny of each character comes to an end! What shocking truth awaits them?
You can enjoy this title and others by subscribing to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate at €12.99 per month.
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