ReCore has officially re-released. This time it’s known as ReCore Definitive Edition, and it packs some new content to potentially justify the second release alongside some changes made for the launch of the Xbox One X.

Those who already own ReCore will get the Definitive Edition as a free update today. It’s available right now. Those who don’t own the original game can pick up this new version and its extra content for $19.99. It’s also part of the Xbox Games Pass program.

So what’s new? Here’s the Xbox Wire on that stuff.

The Definitive Edition adds enhanced visuals (increased resolution and HDR support), a brand-new adventure, “Eye of Obsidian”, new weapon modes for Joule, new gear for all Corebots, more enemy types, the long-awaited T8-NK Corebot (“Tank”) and many other gameplay and performance enhancements. These additions build on top of ReCore’s core foundation as a fully-featured game with over twelve hours of gameplay, an engaging story, a vast and dynamic world to explore, and lots of replayability and options to collect and customize Corebot frames.

I’m not sure this was the right game to get the world hyped for the Xbox One X, yet here we are. ReCore was an alright game, but a new system definitely needs something with more energy and hype.

Anyone picking this up today?

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