Step into the pajamas of this 2-year-old protagonist on his adventure to find his missing mother. This first-person survival horror game, seen through the abstract mind of an infant, takes on a new approach to the genre. Crawl, walk, and sprint your way through this story with your stuffed bear named Teddy, and discover why these strange events are happening to you. Everything you need to know about this game can be found here!
The Epic Games Store provides free games on a weekly basis, and the service looks set to run up until the end of 2021 at the very least. Epic offers out between one and three free games every Thursday. To start receiving freebies, just register a free Epic account and enable two-factor authentication. At this point, Epic has distributed well over 100 free games, and there is no indication that the scheme will be discontinued anytime soon.
Neil writes: "The last few weeks have seen the Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale play second fiddle to the awesome Xbox Spring Sale as a huge number of Xbox One and Xbox 360 titles have been treated to price cuts. Whilst there could have been no doubt that there has been a discounted game for everyone just recently, it's time for the Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 17th-23rd April 2018 to hit us right in the chops once more. Fancy checking out the full discounted list of games available for the next week or so?"
Some impressive-to-good deals here. My recommends for anyone (Spotlight specific sales): SOMA and What Remains of Edith Finch.
Carlos writes "After the flurry of games that came to the Xbox One Store last month you could argue that most of us have enough games to be getting on with now and well into the year. Gaming isn’t just about those early releases though and whilst the rest of February looks set to have some huge titles marking their arrival on Xbox One, this last week has been exceptionally quiet for new releases. So, let’s take a look at the best and worst of this week’s Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale discounts - the ones running between the 7th-13th Feb 2017 - to see what’s worth picking up to fill the gap between the upcoming releases."
For the price, Ethan is worth a little shot. Other than that though, I'm not overly fussed with any of it this week
