The Last Case of Benedict Fox shows its charms. Gameplay from the Polish game coming to Xbox Game Pass


Microsoft regularly promotes new products coming to the Xbox Game Pass subscription, among which The Last Case of Benedict Fox deserves special mention. This time, let’s look at the longer material shown by the publisher Rogue Games Inc. The first players will soon get acquainted with the title.

The Last Case of Benedict Fox will be released on April 27 – on this day, the owners of Xbox Series X|S and personal computers will test the dark adventure. The game will also strengthen the Xbox Game Pass subscription library from the start.

Last week, a meeting with journalists was held, during which the developers shared a new fragment of the game, and then shared material presenting a 15-minute cut of the adventure. Creative director Bartomiej Lesiakowski presents the gameplay, at the same time explaining the assumptions of the game in great detail.

In the film you will see how the title character travels through an alternative world, where he has the opportunity to fight the creatures he encounters, using the capabilities of his dark companion, participates in various platform sequences and additional activities. Back to reality, Benedict will upgrade his powers or use various items to solve the gruesome murder of a married couple and the kidnapping of their child.

Daredevils can check out the demo of the item on Steam.



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