October reaches its half-life with incredible weekly deals on the Xbox Store under the sleeve. With such an offer, it is difficult to distinguish which ones interest us the most. This is why today, like every week, We offer you the three offers that we consider to be totally essential. With the widest variety of genres possibleTo make everyone feel comfortable, we start with:
- SOULCALIBUR VI Deluxe Edition ($14.99): Very complete fighting game of a saga of Bandai Namco which has existed for over 25 years. Using melee weapons, enjoy a The most fun combat system in such varied game modes also long-lasting and addictive. A discount of -85% This seems unavoidable, and even more so if It has most of its DLC previously published. These include characters and cosmetics of all kinds.
- Splinter Cell by Tom Clancy: Chaos Theory ($5.99): Sam Fisher returned to the fray in 2005 with the completion of its original trilogy. This episode not only represented such a big graphic leap who left behind most of the titles known at the time, but also improved stealth mechanics seen in P andora Tomorrow and in the Cell burst original. Now, with a reduction of -60%you will be able to enjoy this timeless jewel of Ubisoft and Tom Clancy on Xbox One and Series X|S with One X Improvements.
- NieR:Automata BECOME LIKE GODS Edition ($15.99): Considered by many to be the pinnacle of PlatinumGames, Automata It is the spectacular sequel to Deny original from 2010. Its mix of varied genres like him hacker and slasher or the shoot themmake it a very special work for players who decide to venture into the robotic odyssey of 2B (also present in SOULCALIBUR VIBesides). The more you complete the game, the more secrets you will discoverkeep this in mind. With a reduction of -60% you can enjoy the basic adventure and some additional DLC which include side missions and various cosmetics.
If you want more must-have deals from the Xbox Store, you can keep reading us in Xbox Area to find them every week. Of course, we will also continue to cover all video game news on a daily basis.
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