Xbox Game Pass has added another title with the arrival of Lightyear Frontier in early access mode, today, 19 March.
The indie game combines a farming sim with mech elements as players roam to discover the landscape on a solo run, or together with up to three additional users.
To get started on the game developed by Frame Break, players are urged to choose a flat area in The Meadows to set up camp. This allows space for building, farming and proximity to water for efficient resource management.
This step will be required once you have located and repaired the damaged Mech you fell from the sky in.
One of several tasks to be completed in the gameplay is to restore Pine Heights, a multi-step process, including using the map to locate the area, collecting tools with your Mech, and utilizing specific tools.
Jump inside and wander around the map until you have collected all the tools it tells you to. You can spot them on the terrain because they will be issuing colored smoke from the wreckage.
How does Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass work?
Xbox Game Pass gives gamers a diverse game library accessible across Xbox consoles, PCs, and compatible devices.
Subscribers enjoy a constantly refreshed selection of AAA and indie titles, making it a versatile gaming solution. This subscription model has revolutionized the gaming industry, offering a cost-effective and flexible way for players to access a wide range of gaming experiences without needing to buy individual titles.
It’s not without drawbacks, however. The rotating library, which sees games removed or added sporadically, is not for everyone, and this lack of ownership may be a concern for those who prefer to have a permanent collection.
Other games coming to Xbox Game Pass in March 2024
Final Fantasy 14 Online – Starter Edition (Xbox Game Pass Perk (21 March)
The Last Case of Benedict Fox: Definitive Edition (26 March)
Diablo 4 (28 March)
Open Roads (28 March)
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