Will Metaphor: ReFantazio Be On Xbox Game Pass?

The upcoming will be arriving on various platforms in October, causing many to question if it will be available on the Xbox Game Pass service. There have already been some incredible day-one titles for Xbox Game Pass, making it more than reasonable to wonder if the next release from Atlus will be another. has many fans marking their calendars, making any way to gain access to the game one to be aware of.

With key figures from the franchise working on the title, including Director Katsura Hashino, it is little wonder that has attracted plenty of interest ahead of its release. It is worth noting that previews for have only heightened excitement for the title, having given tantalizing glimpses of an engaging, stylish game with plenty of narrative potential. Of course, this has only made people more eager to start playing as soon as possible, particularly as so much Euchronia’s world remains a mystery.

is confirmed to be coming to Xbox alongside other major platforms on October 11. However, there is unfortunately no indication of it also coming to Xbox Game Pass given on the official Xbox website.

This will undoubtedly be disappointing for many who use the service, but there is still the possibility of the game becoming available in the future. Many Atlus games have already been a part of the service, with and both currently available to subscribers.

Of course, it is also worth noting that the apparent lack of a day-one Game Pass release will not truly affect every Xbox player in the same way, given how the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate tier differs from others. After all, those with both Core and Standard memberships have a smaller catalog of games to choose from, including no day-one releases. As such, many Xbox players will already be planning on purchasing without relying on their Game Pass to gain access to the title.

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