25+ Of The Best Discounts From Xbox's Keep On Gaming Sale

Metal Eden at £3.99 thank you very much

@Fiendish-Beaver Ye I played the demo and really enjoyed it but work and gaming life balance as you know, just never got round to buying it or something else catchs the eye.

But ye right on the Xbox app and purchased at that price.

I'll probably bite for Metal Eden, System Shock, the Blasphemous bundle and Zero Escape . Shame only one of these is Play Anywhere. .

Most of these games people have probably already bought if they had any interest as they've been out a while. But if you like 2 person co-op then I would recommend A Way Out and Split Fiction. Both are mandatory co-op and pretty easy.

A Way Out is a great game if you have someone who really isn't good at games or just getting started. It is very forgiving and seems designed for a couple where one is a gamer and one isn't. The story is pretty good and overall it isn't frustrating.

Split Fiction is a step up in platforming difficulty and some sections can be frustrating for a non-gamer but otherwise isn't terribly hard. The combat sections are more involved but there aren't a lot of them. A Way Out is the game I'd start with and then move on to Split Fiction next.

That Werewolf game (I forget its name) was £2.50. I know it's npt meant to be good but I thought give it a go at that price.

@Fiendish-Beaver I didn't like veilgaurd maybe I didn't play long enough but it felt souless it just didn't grab me they way the other 3 did. I could care less about the drama around it as I'm a big dragon age fan maybe I should give it a second go

@Fiendish-Beaver ya 7 or 8 is a good score. I think I felt I was being pushed down narrow corridors. which in its defence 1 and 2 had some pretty narrow corridors. I'll try it again. I remember all the hooplah about this subject or that subject I really don't care about that stuff. while I'm deeply religious most of all those kind of things can be ignored in games I just want to have fun.
also my wife who is a church worker sacrificed just about everybody she could to the temple of skorm in the fable games which was pretty hilarious.

@VisitingComet1 On my side, though, I didn’t have to ignore them.

I embraced them.

Dragon Age The Veilguard was a bit repetitive but great… and gorgeous. It’s often much cheaper physically though and comes with two discs containing all the playable data… that you actually own

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