Whether it’s the high fantasy world of Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim, the quirky post-nuclear wasteland of Fallout, or the whale-oil-punk Victoriandustrial cityscapes of Dishonored, pretty much everything on offer from Bethesda absolutely rules.Īnd that’s to say nothing of the more shooter-focussed side of things - DOOM and Wolfenstein are also both excellent - as well as the underrated sci-fi immersive-sim, Prey, which has one of the best opening sequences around. If you’ve never played them, then I’ll let you into something of an open secret: Bethesda RPGs are a little bit good. Oblivion, Skyrim, the Fallout games, and every other Bethesda game

Oblivion, Skyrim, the Fallout games, and every other Bethesda game.

Whether you’re looking for your next month-long obsession or just a way to burn a lazy Sunday afternoon, here’s a curated selection - in no partiuclar order - of the best Game Pass games for Xbox and PC.

Plus the recent purchase of Activision Blizzard promises to add even more blockbuster titles to the catalogue in the not too distant future.

Since Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda brought their exemplary stable of time-sink RPGs to the service, Game Pass has built a rock-solid core of forever titles you can always count on being ready to install.įrom there, it continues to swap in quality indies and in addition to Microsoft’s first and second party games. Manage cookie settings Watch on YouTube The best Xbox Game Pass game costs less than the monthly sub. Such a shame.To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Hopefully, these mods all show up on consoles whenever Bethesda brings Fallout 4 mods to the PS4 and Xbox One- though I think those cross platform mods may be limited to just the ones made using the official suite. Star Wars TIE Fighter Pip-Boy (4K Pipboy) by doctrderp.

FlagMinutemen by Chronokiller (blue Rebel flag).Star Wars – Galactic Empire Flag by Artyom4942.Star Wars ESB Shirt by LostStormTrooper.Stormtrooper Combat Armour Variants by stiptikspec.VG247 has gone ahead and compiled a list of all of them, which you can find below: There are a whole host of Star Wars mods for Fallout 4. Or they can make the game into absolutely anything else – we’ve already had Thomas The Tank Engine in Fallout 4, and another really good mod made the game look like Borderlands 2. But the most popular Fallout 4 mods seem to be all Star Wars themed. Modders are a crafty bunch, and they can usually make a game sing while standing on a toe on a rolling egg, if they want it to. Like with all Bethesda games, Fallout 4 has a hell of a modding community (and this is before the official modding tools are even out!).

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