One Of The Most Unique Games Is Now On Xbox Game Pass

Xbox Game Pass is already loaded with unique games but possibly the most visually striking is now available and users should definitely have it on their radar. As a means of keeping the Xbox player base satisfied with a constant string of new releases, in lieu of many stellar exclusive titles, Microsoft makes it a point of constantly adding inventing indie games to the ever-growing catalog of downloadable experiences. Some of these are, obviously, better than others but most of the time, they serve as a reminder of why AAA games can become tired.

Xbox confirmed in a blog post that Slow Bros.' is available to download through Xbox Game Pass today which also marks its release on all other platforms. Created by a small development team, the game faithfully recreates the intricate detail of classic stop-motion animations like and the original series and it looks unlike any other game on the market. Everything down to the hand-made models and the careful movement, oozes with style and a reverence for the artform that also extends into its quirky writing.

Developer Slow Bros. has explained that was an idea that was first concocted back in 2012 and has taken over a decade to concept, plan, and develop. Aside from its stop-motion appearance, the game also boasts a wonderfully quirky story about a crashed spaceship sitting at the bottom of an ocean on an alien planet. Protagonist Harold Halibut, who's not exactly the brightest nor strongest person on board, finds himself in the middle of a major problem when he discovers that the colony ship, which has morphed into a community over the years, is faced with a major energy crisis.

Since having the idea, Slow Bros. has spent 14 years developing .

Not only is Harold thrown into the crisis and tasked with dealing with the ship's more difficult leaders to find a solution, but he's also in the process of an existential crisis as he begins to wonder if there's more to life than just running errands. Brought to life with some