This is an area the devs could work more on in their next game. While the gameplay is fresh in every stage, story-wise, it's pretty linear and predictable.Both characters also have different roles in every stage but you are free to switch characters with your co-op partner at the selection screen when they are having trouble with a certain stage. This gives a fresh twist to every stage you play which I appreciate. The core controls will always be present throughout the game but the mechanics differ at every stage. I found them quite amusing and frustrating at times but overall very doable. The game is filled with various puzzles and platformer challenges.Finally, One Step from Eden rounds off the first half of the month, arriving on Console and PC the same day. On November 11, Console subscribers will get to enjoy one part of the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition when Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas The Definitive Edition lands on the service. Forza Horizon 5 drives us to Mexico on Cloud, Console and PC on November 9. The same day also heralds the arrival of Playground’s spectacular open world racing adventure. That comes in two flavours, the standard PC edition and the living room-screen-tweaked Xbox Edition on Cloud, Console and PC. Sports strategy fans will be pleased with the arrival of Football Manager 2022 on November 9. Then you’ll be offing spiders with extreme prejudice in Kill it With Fire, arriving on the same day.

Co-op adventure It Takes Two arrives next, on Cloud, Console and PC on November 4 via EA Play. That’s joined by the launch of zen puzzle game Unpacking which lands on Cloud, Console and PC. The previously-revealed Minecraft bundle featuring both the Java and Bedrock editions lands first on PC tomorrow. Xbox Game Pass subscribers are to be quite spoilt for choice this November, as a host of big name games have been announced for the service.

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