Here’s a story that you could’ve deduced with a little simple logic. Microsoft owns Double Fine. We learned earlier this year that Double Fine’s classic remasters are breaking free from PS4 console exclusivity. All of Microsoft’s first-party games are eventually destined to wind up on Xbox Game Pass. QED, Double Fine’s classic remasters are coming to Xbox Game Pass.
Sorry for the flashback to 8th grade geometry. You’re not really any less awkward now but at least you’re taller!
Double Fine has confirmed that it’s three big classic LucasArts remasters — Day of the Tentacle, Full Throttle, and Grim Fandango — will make their way to Xbox Game Pass sooner rather than later:
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