Xbox One players who purchased Darwin Project should now have received their Founder’s Packs. MONTREAL, CANADA - JScavengers Studio is thrilled to announce that Darwin Project, the highly interactive and survival-injected battle royale, goes free to play today on Xbox One. The Show Director's job is essentially to make the game more interesting, and it even offers Twitch and Mixer integration allowing chats to vote on which modifiers to use. One of the most interesting parts of the game is the Show Director, which puts a player outside the game in control of modifiers which can be used to spice up the match. The game is focused around crafting and survival, with players having to contend for resources to create weapons and armor, as well as creating sources of warmth to survive the cold. The number of players in each lobby is only ten, so players have less of a field to fight through. In terms of gameplay, Darwin Project is not your traditional Battle Royale. Given the success other games have had using cosmetics models to drive revenue, it's a pretty good choice considering that Darwin Project has an interesting art style that should lend itself well to cosmetics. Not too shabby.įor my two cents, I think this is a strong change for Darwin Project. The early access version of the game on PC is already free-to-play, so this change brings the Xbox One version more in line with its PC counterpart.įor those of you that had already shelled out the $15 for the game on Xbox One, you'll be receiving a Founder's pack featuring two legendary clothes sets, three legendary axes, three legendary bows, a full jumpsuit collection, and 10 fan gifts. Darwin Project, a survival-focused Battle Royale game, has opted to make its Xbox One version free-to-play.

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