Nowadays, savvy gamers go in expecting their experience to change over time - to improve over time. Diablo III, for example, is unrecognizable today compared to the state it was in when it launched back in 2012. Now we live in an era of day-one patches, hotfixes, balance updates, and more. In the olden times before high-speed Internet, the game you purchased on day one was what you were still playing months later. On top of that, Japan isn’t one of the countries that uses ESRB, instead using CERO.Xaviant’s process with Lichdom is an example of Early Access being done “right.”Early Access is a relatively new idea.
It’s nowhere to be seen on the game’s box art on the Xbox website and seems to be the only game in the image that has an age rating on its box art. The ESRB rating on Red Dead Redemption is out of place.While it’s not known how games are picked for each month’s Game with Gold lineup, it seems unlikely Microsoft would choose to promote such a bad game, even if it’s giving it away from free. Digital Foundry’s performance analysis of the game shows that it runs at a horrendous 10 to 15 frames per second, stating it has the worst frame rate of any game it’s tested. Lichdom Battlemage ’s performance on consoles is objectively poor.So far, no games have gone free through the programme on more than one occasion and it seems unlikely that Microsoft would choose to do so. BioShock Infinite was previously available for free as part of Games with Gold for March 2015.The image for Ryse: Son of Rome ’s box art has a lime-ish green bar at the bottom, which isn’t seen normally and doesn’t even line up with how Lichdom Battlemage is presented.However, there are some things that could suggest the leak isn’t legitimate, such as: According to a leaked image which appears to be from the Japanese version of the Xbox website, Ryse: Son of Rome, Lichdom Battlemage, Red Dead Redemption and BioShock Infinite will be next month’s free Xbox One and Xbox 360 games as part of Microsoft’s Games with Gold programme.
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