Xbox's latest free games put PlayStation Plus to shame

We’re not ones to incite petty squabbles over consoles, it’s just not our thing. That being said, we can’t help but be honest and say that the November Xbox Game Pass list is looking particularly impressive. Are you taking notes, PlayStation Plus?

Maybe it’s unfair of us to compare PS Plus with Game Pass, especially since PS Plus has experienced such a heavy decrease in subscriber interest. But we put to you that the interest is so low because the games aren’t that enticing – they’ve either been played before, aren’t that good, or were on sale only weeks previously. Xbox, however, is more about gifting release day bangers, as they did with Sea of Stars, and have just repeated with Jusant.

Climb to your heart's content with Jusant's launch trailer!

Joining Jusant this month are heavy hitters like Football Manager 2024, Wartales, and Coral Island (all of which have a nine out of 10 rating on Steam), as well as upcoming games like Spirittea and Dungeons 4. Here’s the full list for you to peruse at your leisure:

• Headbangers: Rhythm Royale – Available now
• Jusant – Available now
• Wartales – Available now
• Thirsty Suitors – November 2
• Football Manager 2024 – November 6
• Football Manager 2024 Console – November 6
• Dungeons 4 – November 9
• Like A Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name – November 9
• Wild Hearts – November 9
• Spirittea – November 13
• Coral Island – November 14

Ain’t she a beauty? Game Pass is delivering some bangers, as if there weren’t enough incredible games to complete before 2023 ends! Still, as one door opens, another closes, meaning that several games are also leaving this month. Get your tissues at the ready because it’s time to weep for those we’re losing:

• Coffee Talk
• Exapunks
• Ghost Song
• Gungrave G.O.R.E
• Football Manager 2023
• Football Manager 2023 Console
• Lapin
• Townscaper

Even with those games waving bye-bye, Game Pass is still putting PS Plus to shame in such a spectacular and public way. We love to see it; not because one is better than the other, but because Xbox gets unfairly dunked on a lot. In that spirit, take that, PS Plus, you’ve been beaten!