WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers drops July 24 on Xbox Game Pass

Xbox Game Pass news: WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers will hit the store and be available for streaming on day one, July 24. If the trailer is anything to go by, it is time to wreak havoc with some serious supernaturals.

The announcement tweet by Xbox Game Pass really threw in the outside view of everything supernatural destruction. The gamers are excited: some have even begun to compare it with Black Myth: Wukong, while others are just excited at having another dark fantasy masterpiece on Game Pass.

Well, that goes without saying that there are some dissenting voices. But it does not help when some are termed “cheap imitation of Dark Souls by Chinese people.” Another one says “Wunchang for Wukong,” obviously in jest as well as a dig at the inevitable comparison to the highly anticipated Black Myth: Wukong.

Now, from the sincere hype, “If it’s half as good as Wukong, we are in for a treat!” said one hopeful player. “Definitely will try it!” answered another. The best part about Game Pass is that there’s so little risk involved: just download and check it out.

But then there’s this one guy who chooses to drop Silksong. “Silksong on Sunday???” Yeah, buddy, we wish.

So you are split but one thing we all have agreed on: Summer is going to be really hot for Xbox Game Pass. Speaking about this and about whatever else Microsoft has up their sleeve, this July is shaping to be a great month for gamers.

And then the international shoutout: a Brazilian player shouts, “Essa é a Vantagem de Ter um Xbox X/S💚🖤🤍” which translates to “This is the advantage of having an Xbox X/S.” Yep, for sure.

Put a big red circle around the 24th of July on calendars because WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers is definitely going to make a big splash in media. Whether a Souls-like masterpiece or just another member of the derelict genre, at least the holidays will be free with Game Pass. No pre-order needed (unless you really want to).

Now, if someone could confirm Silksong, that would be a really great hypothesis indeed…but that’s a topic for another day.