Fans of challenging action RPGs have reason to rejoice as Lords of the Fallen Game Pass seems all but confirmed. The rumor mill began churning after producer Saul Gascon’s comments on the upcoming Master of Fate update, followed by a popular YouTuber’s prediction. And now according to a recent Lords of the Fallen leak, courtesy of eXputer, the acclaimed Soulslike title developed by Hexworks, looks set to join the Xbox Game Pass lineup during the final week of May.
YouTuber, eXtas1s, who’s known to make accurate predictions, hinted at the game’s imminent arrival on Game Pass. This Lord of the Fallen leak, shared via eXputer, gained traction, especially considering eXtas1s’s previous correct prediction regarding the addition of Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons to Game Pass.
Is Lords of the Fallen Game Pass Real?
While an official announcement from Xbox is pending, some keen-eyed gamers noted Lords of the Fallen‘s recent sales, speculating that the publisher might be capitalizing on these promotions before its potential inclusion in Game Pass.
Originally released in October 2023, Lords of the Fallen garnered favorable reviews on PC but received mixed feedback on the PlayStation 5. Despite this, it achieved significant commercial success, selling over 1 million copies within its first 10 days of release. The game’s production and marketing costs reportedly amounted to $66.2 million.
Hexworks’ Executive Producer, Saul Gascon, recently discussed the game’s latest Master of Fate update on Xbox Wire, hailing it as the definitive version of Lords of the Fallen to date. Gascon expressed pride in delivering a fresh take on the action RPG genre, especially as one of the inaugural titles developed in Unreal Engine 5.
The Master of Fate update, which debuted in April 2024, introduces a plethora of quality-of-life improvements, new content, and stability enhancements. Notably, this update empowers players to customize their gameplay experience through a modifier system. With options like randomized enemy spawns, loot drops, and an Ironman mode, Lords of the Fallen offers a challenging experience for veterans and newcomers alike.
