The reveals and teases presented in the Inside Xbox live stream surprisingly went more on the niche, with psychological horror and RPG anime titles at the forefront of the show. Though fans may already be 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:dissatisfied by the Series X gameplay, a lengthy range of experiences outside of the norm gives♍ Microsoft an upper hand and an early start against Sony's ne♒xt-gen counterpart. With first-party Series X games slated for a , those left underwhelmed by the Inside Xbox gameplay may come running back in anticipation.

For now, though, we bask in awe as the strange and mysterious take flight within titles like Scorn, Bright Memory, The Medium, Scarlet Nexus, and so much more.

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It was pretty bold of Microsoft to launch its Inside Xbox stream with a sci-fi first-person shooter, yet they did it in extraordinary style. Bright Memory: Infinite blends hack-and-slash elements with fast-paced shooting, telling the story of an SRO operative, Shelia, who must thwart a 🌌military organization from acquiring the power to reawaken the dead. An "Episode 1" was available on Steam until late March, but with a fully-fledged title debuting on🌄 the Series X, FYQD Personal Studio will be making an immediate name for themselves.

Just as interesting, yet darker and eerier in its subject matter, Scorn made its horrifying debut, showing off a with a world in the model of an H.R. Giger painting. Described as an atmospheric Metroidvania horror, Scorn is Ebb Software's grueling nightmare brought to life in terrifying detail via the Xbox Series X. It wasn't the only horror game to grace the screen, accompanied by the likes of Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2 and The Medium.

Bloober Team, known for such terrors as Observer and Layers of Fear, return to next-gen consoles with an interesting new perspective of a medium residing in two separate realms, the living, and the spirit. The Medium will most definitely be a title on every horror fans' next-gen must-play list, with Bloodlines 2 as a notable second. Revealed in March of 2019, the Hardsuit Lab-developed vampire RPG reenergizes the franchise not seen, aside from tabletop games, since 2004's original cult classic. Exhibited best in💧 the Inside Xbox trailer, their spunky new portrayal of vampiric delights, coupled with the bevy of enhancements provided ꦗby the Series X, will be the nail in the coffin for any of its competitors.

While disappointment wanes over Inside Xbox's lack of juicy, action-packed next-gen content, with Assasin's Creed: Valhalla getting the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:most flak for its snoozefest, Microsoft did right by embracing the games 🍬that personify strangeness. It may appear identical to a refrigerator, but the most recent showcasing proves the Series X isn't at all about what's on the outside.

It's the secret oddities, far-🐼flung concepts, otherworldly settings, and 🐼decrepit nightmares brewing within that will truly make for a memorable next-gen experience.

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