Descenders Next Launches Day One on Game Pass – Play Now!
▼ Summary
– Descenders Next, an extreme sports game by RageSquid and No More Robots, was unexpectedly released on July 21 and is available on Xbox Game Pass.
– The game can also be purchased for $30 on Steam and Xbox, with no announced release dates for PlayStation or Switch yet.
– Descenders Next launches with snowboarding and mountainboarding, with plans to add more extreme sports over time to become a comprehensive title.
– Building on the original Descenders’ success (35 million players), this sequel expands beyond downhill biking to include other sports.
– The game features online multiplayer, large explorable biomes, progression-based unlocks, and a dynamic soundtrack by Monstercat.
The adrenaline-pumping sequel Descenders Next has officially launched today, July 21, with a surprise release on Xbox Game Pass. Players can dive into the action immediately without any additional cost, though the game is also available for purchase on Steam and Xbox for $30. Originally slated for an April debut, the extreme sports title was quietly postponed before making its unannounced arrival.
Developed by RageSquid and published by No More Robots, Descenders Next expands beyond the original game’s downhill biking focus, introducing snowboarding and mountainboarding right out of the gate. More high-octane sports are expected to join the roster in future updates, with the studio aiming to create the ultimate all-in-one extreme sports experience.
Building on the success of its predecessor, which amassed over 35 million players, the sequel introduces sprawling biomes, online multiplayer, and a progression system packed with unlockable content. Each biome doubles as a dynamic playground, offering everything from high-speed downhill races to precision trick challenges. Scavenger hunts encourage thorough exploration, rewarding those who uncover hidden secrets across the mountains.
The game’s soundtrack, crafted by electronic music powerhouse Monstercat, complements the fast-paced gameplay. While there’s no confirmation yet on PlayStation or Switch versions, Xbox and PC players can jump in today. For those subscribed to Game Pass, it’s an instant addition to the library, no extra purchase required.
(Source: GAMESPOT)
