Xbox Game Pass Welcomes Stunning Hand-Drawn RPG Garnering Rave Reviews
Embark on a visually captivating hand-drawn RPG that has earned acclaim from both gamers and critics, making its triumphant return to Xbox Game Pass after a three-year hiatus.
Fantasy RPG Indivisible, developed by Lab Zero Games, is now available on Xbox Game Pass. This release marks the addition of the 13th title to Xbox Game Pass for February 2024.
Indivisible is an action RPG with platforming elements and stunning hand-drawn visuals. Lab Zero Games, based in California, was founded by key members of Reverge Labs, the creators of Skullgirls. Originally launched in October 2019, Indivisible joined Xbox Game Pass three months later. Its initial run on Microsoft's subscription service concluded in January 2021.
All New Xbox Game Pass Games in February 2024
Three years later, Indivisible has made a return to the Xbox Game Pass service. Despite not being featured in the "Recently added" section yet, this RPG is now accessible to Microsoft's subscribers. The game became available in the company's content library at around 6am ET on February 28. Similar to most Xbox Game Pass additions, Indivisible can be played on PC and the last two generations of Xbox consoles. Moreover, it also offers Xbox Cloud Gaming support for Ultimate-tier subscribers.
Indivisible Steam promo screenshot girl running next to game logo - All New Xbox Game Pass Games in February 2024
Persona 3 Reload - February 2
Anuchard - February 6
Train Sim World - February 7
Madden NFL 24 - February 8
PC Game Pass and Ultimate tiers only
Console and PC only; Cloud version became available on February 27
Resident Evil 3 - February 13
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night - February 14
A Little To The Left - February 15
PlateUp! - February 15
Return to Grace - February 20
Tales of Arise - February 20
Inkulinati 1.0 - February 22
Bluey: The Videogame - February 22
Maneater - February 27
Indivisible - February 28
Space Engineers - February 29
Indivisible enhances the already strong lineup of top-notch RPGs on Xbox Game Pass. Lab Zero's 2019 game stands out from other titles on the service with its unique combination of platforming, combat, and story-driven exploration, offering a refreshing gameplay experience. With a 73% positive score on OpenCritic and over 2,000 user recommendations on Steam, both reviewers and players have praised the game's engaging design philosophy.
Indivisible Steam screenshot 1 - Indivisible is a game that won't overstay its welcome, with a typical run through its story taking approximately 18 hours
Indivisible is a game that offers a story lasting approximately 18 hours, with an additional five hours for exploring everything it has to offer. The game is designed for playing in short sessions but is engaging enough to keep players hooked once they grasp its mechanics. Its world design showcases a variety of environments inspired by different mythologies and cultures, ensuring that players never linger on one setting for too long. Additionally, Indivisible features dozens of playable characters and includes metroidvania elements.
Indivisible's initial stint on Xbox Game Pass lasted a full year, suggesting that its return to the subscription catalog will likely be just as lengthy. Looking ahead, Microsoft's subscription library still has one more game to add before the end of the month, with Space Engineers from Keen Software House set to join the service on February 29. Furthermore, Xbox Game Pass has already announced five new games for March 2024.
Editor's P/S:
I'm thrilled to see Indivisible return to Xbox Game Pass. As a fan of platforming RPGs, I've been eagerly awaiting its return since it left the service in 2021. The game's unique combination of action, exploration, and character-driven storytelling makes it a standout title on Game Pass. I'm particularly excited about the opportunity to dive back into the game's diverse world, which draws inspiration from a wide range of cultures and mythologies.
The return of Indivisible to Xbox Game Pass is a testament to the service's commitment to offering a diverse and engaging library of games. With its strong critical reception and positive user feedback, Indivisible is sure to be a welcome addition for subscribers. I highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a captivating and rewarding RPG experience.
