I paid $59.99 for this game and it proudly sits in my steam library with over 100hrs played. My roommate enjoyed watching it so much he bought it the next day and was soon further along than me. I bought it day one on steam, downloaded it while taking college courses, anticipated playing it all day, returned home and had an absolute blast playing it for hours that night. A great personal example is Middle Earth Shadow of War. If you have limited time, what you do with that time becomes very important and value is less of a concern. For better or for worse, playing games takes time and many people will find themselves spending immense amounts of time on just one or two titles. But like I stated, it's not about value it is about the time. You do get access to an absurd number of quality titles for less than a Netflix subscription. Now you can argue that Game Pass value comes from the sum of its parts, not any one individual game and you would be correct. Others I simply haven’t gotten around to yet due to time constraints. Some I have saved on purpose because I know they are great and I keep them in reserve to get me through a particularly bad spell of depression. These are good games too, mostly AAA and highly acclaimed.
Why would I turn tail on such an epic bag of value in 2021?īecause I usually have about 20+ unplayed games in my backlog. I was impressed! However, when faced with a recurring $9.99 monthly subscription, I beat a hasty retreat to the loving embrace of my Steam library. All this for the low low price of a $1 trial fee.
During my first month I downloaded and completed Doom Eternal, Control, Plague Tale Innocence, The Medium and tried out many others.
A few months ago I checked out Xbox Games Pass for the first time.
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