Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"Playing as an animal that grows and evolves through defeating enemies has always made for an interesting time, even back on the SNES with E.V.O. so the fact that this type of game hasn’t been seen much in recent years has come as something of a surprise. That is until Tripwire Interactive chose to go for the most visible threat that the ocean has to offer, a shark. With killer sharks being all the rage and always something that is exciting to see, be it in a B level horror movie or in a documentary, Maneater seems poised to capitalize on all of that. So is this a totally jawesome action RPG or just chum in the water?"
Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft's video game subscription service, is set to lose six more titles from its library, bringing the total number of departing games to 11.
The Hunter I still actively play but, eh, I got my fill. I'll grab it on the next Steam sale.
They probably announced and added most of these last showcase season and chances are they were on one-year deals. So makes sense June would see a high list of departing games than most other months.
Gamepass is starting to go downhill IMO. There seems to be more and more Indy games now and they dont seem to care what games come to Gamepass as long its something. There should be a quality standard or at least try and get more retail games, even if its just older 360 games and Xbox one.
"Developer and publisher Tripwire Interactive and retail co-publishing partner Deep Silver are eager to announce the "Maneater Apex Edition" is coming physically to stores for the PS4 and Xbox One on September 30, 2022." - Tripwire Interactive and Deep Silver.
Starting today, Maneater is free at Epic Games Store. The free game offer runs until June 16 at 11 AM Eastern. Once you claim it, it’s yours to keep.
