Xbox Game Pass subscribers get free access to one of this month’s biggest releases, thanks to a free trial. As we noted earlier this month, February has a plethora of big and noteworthy releases. One of these great and remarkable releases, Wild hearts, is coming down the road from EA and developer Omega Force. There’s no word on the game being made available through Xbox Game Pass, but Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers – meaning subscribers to the premium version of Xbox Game Pass – will get a 10-hour free trial once the game lets it go .

The deal is made possible through EA Play, which all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can access with their subscription. Like all EA Play Trials, this is a total of 10 hours of play. In other words, it’s not 10 hours after redemption. So the trial clock starts when you start the game, continues if you leave it on even if you are not actively playing, but stops as soon as you exit the application.

As for the game itself, it will be released on February 17 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Since the game was revealed in September, there’s been quite a bit of hype and many comparisons made to the series it’s clearly inspired by. Monster Hunter.

“Wild hearts is a unique twist on the hunting genre, where technology gives you a fighting chance against terrifying beasts imbued with the ferocious power of nature itself,” reads an official blurb about the game. -on.”

The game’s official field continues, with story details: “Nobody remembers why the Kemono started their rampage at the hands of a once-prosperous Azuma. Fueled by desperation, they wield the power of primeval nature at its most destructive. For a while it seemed it seems that no one could resist their overwhelming might. But hope comes in the form of a formidable fighter armed with deadly weapons and ancient technology named Karakuri who could turn the tide of battle.”

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