Fans should be aware of Steelrising’s Xbox Game Pass status as well as what critics are saying about the much-awaited game as the release date and time countdown are almost at an end.
The Soulsborne gaming genre has been used to compare it. The PlayStation blog refers to it as a “Soulslike game” because of the combat’s strong and challenging foes, which call for you to master the game’s special cooling system and skills.
Steelrising Release Date, Time, Is It On Game Pass, Review
ソウルライクアクションRPG『#スチールライジング』本日（9/8）発売
美しい機械人形“アイギス”が刃や大砲を身に着けた戦士に生まれ変わり、人間と機械が織りなすもうひとつのフランス革命に巻き込まれていく。大型DLC同梱版や衣装パックも発売#Steelrising
https://t.co/RcH8js5FBL pic.twitter.com/O33y4xQ6v5
— ファミ通.com (@famitsu) September 8, 2022
Today is the day! pic.twitter.com/3M9mlAGWhe
— Steelrising (@PlaySteelrising) September 8, 2022
It got released yesterday and was another challenge for those who enjoy the exhilaration that comes from taking down powerful adversaries.
When Will Steelrising Be Available?
Steelrising was released at 21:00 Pacific Time (PT), 00:00 Eastern Time (ET), and 00:00 British Summer Time (BST), respectively, on September 7. The PSN shop is responsible for all of the aforementioned hours. As of 10:00 BST on September 7—00:00 PT, 03:00 ET, and 08:00 BST on September 8—the Steam countdown indicates that the PC version will debut in 22 hours.
You may pre-order for £49.99 and immediately access the beta while receiving the bonuses. Alternately, to receive the Cagliostro’s Secrets Extension, you can pre-order the Bastille edition for £54.99.
Does It Support Xbox Game Pass?
At its debut, Steelrising is not available on Xbox Game Pass. According to IGN, the following titles will be available on Microsoft’s subscription service starting in September 2022:
- GRID Legends – Available Now
- Disney Dreamlight Valley – Available Now
- Opus Magnum (PC) ID@Xbox – Available Now
- Train Sim World 3 (Console and PC) ID@Xbox – Available Now
- Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation (PC) ID@Xbox – September 13
- DC League of Super-Pets: The Adventures of Krypto and Ace (Cloud, Console, and PC) – September 13
- Fallout 76 Expeditions: The Pitt – September 13
- You Suck at Parking (Cloud, Console, and PC) ID@Xbox – September 14
- The Outer Wilds (Xbox Series X|S version) – September 15
- Despot’s Game (Console and PC) ID@Xbox – September 15
- Metal: Hellsinger (PC and Xbox Series X|S) ID@Xbox – September 15
- Beacon Pines (Console, PC) – September 22
- Slime Rancher 2 – Early Access (Console, PC) – September 22
- Grounded 1.0 (Console, PC, Cloud) – September 27
- Moonscars (Console, PC) – September 27
Steelrising’s review ratings are in, and the most recent Souls-like game is currently rated 71 on Metacritic for the PS5. According to Sixthaxis, who gave it an 8/10, its Parisian setting and persistent robotic opponents set it apart from the expanding Soulslike throng. Additionally, COGConnected gave it an 84/100 rating and praised its wonderful setting, outstanding art, level design, and fighting mechanics.
It received a score of 6/10 on IGN, which criticised it for doing little else to differentiate itself from the pack of Soulsborne clones despite having a solid Soulslike and distinctive scenario. Pushsquare offers a slightly more favourable assessment, giving it a 7/10 and stating that it is Spiders Studio’s best game to date, however, it is hindered from greatness by an excessive number of bugs and technical problems.