Prime Day is here, that means tons of products sold on Amazon are heavily discounted for a limited time. What you may not realize, though, is that this applies to a variety of different Xbox games, too. In fact, from now until the conclusion of the Prime Day sales event, several of the latest and greatest titles are available for some of their lowest ever prices.
I’ve thoroughly scoured every nook and cranny of the Amazon storefront in an effort to track down the top Xbox game deals, and I can tell you one thing: if you’re looking for something new to play, there’s plenty to be excited about. Here are the seven best Xbox game deals I’ve found this Prime Day.
What we would choose
All seven of these titles are some of the best Xbox games you can play right now, and I strongly recommend picking all of them up. With that said, you’ll want to pick the games you’ll enjoy most if you don’t have the budget for that. Here, we’ll help you do just that.
If you’re looking for a challenge, you can’t go wrong with Elden Ring or Back 4 Blood. The former is an amazing open world adventure that will wow you with its secrets and encourages plenty of exploration and buildcrafting experimentation, while the latter is a tight co-op experience that demands careful teamwork and strategy. Both games can be mastered with patience and practice, making it extremely satisfying to overcome what they throw at you. Dying Light 2 offers a healthy dose of difficulty, too; surviving the zombie apocalypse isn’t easy.
On the flip side of things, you’ll love Forza Horizon 5 and Yakuza: Like a Dragon if you’d prefer something more laid-back. Racing through Mexico in Forza and admiring the game’s stunning scenery is incredibly relaxing, and Yakuza has a great story and enjoyable side activities you can progress through and try out at your own pace.
Lastly, both A Plague Tale: Requiem and Atomic Heart are perfect for folks after a fantastic story or deep lore to get engrossed in, respectively. The former has some of the best moving and emotional writing in all gaming, while the latter’s setting and themes are deeply intriguing (even if the execution of the story itself can be hit or miss).
