Multiplayer beat 'em up 'Gang Beasts' launches on Xbox

Party games remain popular on Xbox One despite the fact that the majority of gamers prefer "AAA" experiences like Phone call of Duty. Unfortunately, there aren't that many experiences to choose from on the Xbox Shop, then whenever a new release comes along, it garners interest from many individuals.

Recently, Double Fine Presents and Boneleaf announced that its party game, Gang Beasts, is coming to Xbox I in January. Unfortunately, the game was delayed and it was unclear when it would be launching on the organization. Gang Beasts is a foreign feel which features surly gelatinous characters, brutal fight sequences, and absurdly chancy environments. The title is already available on PlayStation 4, Windows, Mac, Linux, and the Oculus Rift headset.

Luckily, that twenty-four hours has arrived and Gang Beasts is now bachelor on the Microsoft Store for $sixteen. The $16 price is only applicative for the side by side week, after which it'll jump up to $20. To mark the Xbox Ane release, the developer said, "It's almost the new year and all you Xbox I players ameliorate get ready to ruuuumble considering... multiplayer beat 'em upward game Gang Beasts will be launching for Xbox Ane... PC and PlayStation four versions will also receive updates to enhance gameplay."

I personally can't await to play Gang Beasts on Xbox Ane! I've heard so much nigh it. What about y'all? Practice you lot similar to play party games on Xbox I when friends visit?

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Gang Beasts

The famous party game lands on Xbox Ane

Gang Beasts is a strange experience which features bearish gelatinous characters, brutal fight sequences, and absurdly hazardous environments.

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