Game Pass Game of the Week: Call of the Elder Gods
The deeper you go, the stranger and more unsettling the world becomes, leaning heavily into atmosphere, ancient secrets, and psychological tension instead of cheap scares or nonstop action.
Available on Game Pass today, Call of the Elder Gods feels less like a traditional horror game and more like stepping into an interactive cosmic mystery. The deeper you go, the stranger and more unsettling the world becomes, leaning heavily into atmosphere, ancient secrets, and psychological tension instead of cheap scares or nonstop action.
It’s also a refreshingly focused experience at roughly six hours long, making it an easy Game Pass recommendation for anyone wanting something story-driven with a darker, eerie vibe. Definitely the kind of game best played late at night with headphones on.
Game Pass Game of the Week: Mixtape
Mixtape already feels like it could become one of this year’s Game Pass standouts on Xbox.
Mixtape already feels like it could become one of this year’s Game Pass standouts on Xbox. The coming-of-age vibe, nostalgic soundtrack, and stylized visuals give it a very different energy from most games hitting Game Pass lately.
As an xbox Play Anywhere title, now’s the perfect time to get this one on your radar.
Is Mixtape on your must-play list, or are you waiting to see the early reactions first?
See launch trailer below: