Coming to Xbox Game Pass: Bluey: The Videogame, Tales of Arise, Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, and More

Hey there! If you’re an Xbox gamer, you’re in for a treat! The second half of February is packed with some exciting new and old games, along with some cool Perks and DLCs. Whether you want family fun with Bluey: The Videogame, test your skills with Madden NFL 24, or immerse yourself in one of the best RPGs with Tales of Arise, Xbox Game Pass has got you covered. So, let’s get gaming!

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ID@Xbox unveils Indie Selects

ID@Xbox has been helping bring amazing indie games to Xbox gamers for a decade now. To build on that legacy they have announced a new way to bring attention to some of the top indie games on Xbox through their new “Indie Selects” program, which launches today!

If you’re a fan of indie games, you’ll be glad to know that Xbox has a special section just for them! It’s called Indie Selects, a hand-picked collection of the best indie games chosen by the ID@Xbox team. You can find it in the Xbox Store, and they will also be promoting these games through their social media channels. A permanent hub in the Games section of the Xbox dashboard is available to make it easier for you to find these games. Every Wednesday, new games will be added to the collection, so you’ll always have something fresh to play!

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Broximar’s 2023 Gaming Year in Review

My gaming experience in 2023 was a wild ride that I did not expect. I started the year excited about Fire Emblem Engage but dropped it halfway through when the kid wasn’t a fan of tactical combat. They were five-and-a-half. I realized early on that the year would be dictated by what games we could play together. This realization made for a wonderful and expansive year in gaming.

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Me: I don’t have time for video games

Correction: I have no time to play games made for adults

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