There is one game already listed as a day one release for Xbox Game Pass on July 19: As Dusk Falls. It is currently slated to release at 9 am PT/11 am CT that day, so fans can know when to dive in. What they’re diving into, though, is another matter, and it’s a unique game even among Game Pass’ extensive library.

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Xbox Game Pass Day One Title: As Dusk Falls

In short, As Dusk Falls is an interactive drama about two families across thirty years. The interactive drama part means there are tons of choices, where players can expect different outcomes for the various characters involved. It has a unique graphic delivery style, as seen in the above trailer, and is perhaps more “cinematic” than other choice-heavy games like Life is Strange: True Colors. After all, Interior Night describes it like a motion-based graphic novel.

The game begins in 1988 with a robbery in Arizona that goes horribly wrong, and the impact stretches three decades of “betrayal, sacrifice, and resilience,” according to developer Interior Night. The story sounds intriguing, and combined with the various choices and characters, As Dusk Falls promises a high replay value, as players can explore how various decisions impact each character and their development over this extended period of time.

Such choices include how characters deal with their toxic families in As Dusk Falls, what certain characters would sacrifice for loved ones, how their past comes back to haunt them, and so on. Each decision doesn’t just impact one character, but can impact both of the involved families as they recover/move on/deal with the generational curses of their family’s mistakes.

Perhaps the most intriguing feature is that this interactive drama can be experienced by more than one player, as players can do co-op in As Dusk Falls with up to 8 players across a variety of devices, each person capable of casting their own votes. All in all, it sounds like an interactive group movie night, and with such a plot, it could be a good time with friends or solo.

Xbox Game Pass subscribers get a handful of games every month.

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