Multiple updates have been made to 7 Days to Die on Steam, however, so development continues. It could just be a way to capitalize on the continued excitement surrounding the PC version of the game.įor the time being, no comment has been made regarding The Fun Pimps' plans for 7 Days to Die on Xbox. Cynically, 7 Days to Die is being pushed onto Xbox Game Pass by The Fun Pimps or the new Telltale without any intention to update the game. Optimistically, the news that 7 Days to Die is being added to Xbox Game Pass means that The Fun Pimps have a new control over the project and can resume updating it. Fans are questioning what this means for 7 Days to Die on Xbox, both with optimism and cynicism. Yet now 7 Days to Die is officially coming to Xbox Game Pass on April 26, presumably with the approval of The Fun Pimps. RELATED: Xbox Game Pass Confirms Another Day One Game for May 2022 There's likely a mess of legal and technical issues surrounding the project. The Fun Pimps have said this led to the end of support of 7 Days to Die on Xbox One in 2017.

That publishing partner was Telltale, which as many know went bankrupt and restructured in 2017. While 7 Days to Die was originally self-published by The Fun Pimps on PC, the developer partnered with a publisher to bring the early access game to consoles including Xbox One.

The Xbox version of 7 Days to Die technically hasn't been updated since 2017, leaving many questioning exactly what is coming to Xbox Game Pass later this month. That means it's still frequently being updated as developer The Fun Pimps expand and polish the experience. 7 Days to Die is a survival horror game that, technically, has remained in early access since its initial launch in 2013. Xbox recently revealed its plans for Xbox Game Pass releases in the back half of April and among those tiles was the surprise inclusion of 7 Days to Die.

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