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Everything except time.Microsoft adds new games to the Xbox Game Pass service on a regular basis.

Blessed with incredible strength and an arsenal of new weapons, she has everything she needs for the coming battle. After centuries in crystal stasis, a hero has awoken-a legendary warrior on a god-given mission to save the souls of mankind. Though the planet is doomed, there is still hope for those who call it home. The world is sinking into a sea of chaos, and in thirteen days, nothing will remain. The grand finale of the trilogy brings a world reborn as well as free character customization and stunning action based battles. Lightning Returns is the concluding chapter of the Final Fantasy XIII saga and series heroine Lightning’s final battle. Releasing through Steam, the PC port will be available on December 10th for $19.99 and boasts some of the downloadable content released for the original as well as support up to 60 frames per second. The original Final Fantasy XIII and NieR Automata are also currently part of Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass offerings.įollowing months of delay and nearly two years following its original release on console, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII finally has a launch date for PC. Players may remember slowdown in the more graphically intense areas of XIII-2 such as the sprawling and vertically-oriented Academia, which seem ripe to benefit from such an update. This title will also benefit from a 'FPS Boost' feature that will raise the ceiling for the game's framerate to 60.įinal Fantasy XIII-2 and Lightning Returns Final Fantasy XIII were previously available as backwards compatible titles, but will now improve from the FPS Boost feature that will increase framerates to a ceiling of 60 per second. This list now includes 2010's NieR or NieR Gestalt, which features an older protagonist and father of Yonah, as opposed to NieR Replicant and its 2021 remaster featuring a younger protagonist as Yonah's brother. As part of Microsoft's Xbox 20th anniversary announcements, a slate of new titles from the Xbox 360 era are now backwards-compatible with the Xbox One and Xbox Series consoles.