Enjoy two completely different atmospheres this July at Games with Gold. Survive the night terrors on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. dark woodAnd starting July 16th, puzzle out a whimsical tale of love, loss, and self-discovery. when there was a past.
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dark wood
It can roam during the day and survive the night. dark wood is a different kind of survival horror game that doesn’t rely on jump scares and builds tension through a slowly burning atmosphere. Explore the open world of the Decaying Forest to gather weapons and materials while the sun is out. When the sun goes down, you must huddle in any traps and barriers you can build yourself, and pray that you can hide or fight the creatures that appear in the darkness. Get through the night with a healthy mind and body.
when there was a past
Discover the touching and bittersweet love story of Eda and Owl. Unlock puzzles in a beautifully rendered point-and-click adventure with hand-drawn art and a magical score that will haunt you for days. This is a calming, meditative game that makes you think about love and loss in a surreal world made up of rooms disconnected from memory and time.
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dark wood
Bari Bari Koala
$14.99
Darkwood is a challenging survival horror that doesn’t rely on jump scares. The Xbox Series X|S version has been enhanced with: – Native 4k resolution – Save game imports Craft weapons, prepare traps and fortify your lair – Spooky forests of the Soviet bloc during the day to explore and scavenge, then retreat to your hideout at night. Wait and pray for the sun to rise the next morning as a nightmarish force is corrupting the forest. Roam the harsh and bizarre world of Darkwood, unearth its inhabitants’ most eerie secrets, and escape the infested land before it destroys your body and eats your mind. Features: – No Jumpscare: An atmospheric horror experience that creates tension without the cheesy horror tricks. – Day/Night Cycle: Roam the rotting forest during the day and use your hideout at night to survive. – Randomly generated maps and events: The world is different for each playthrough and player. – Craft: Collect materials to upgrade your lair and craft weapons, traps and potions. – Skills and Perks: Grow your character by infusing a strange essence into your bloodstream. – No need to hold hands: Test your skills and solve things yourself! – Branching storyline: Shape the world of Darkwood and decide the fate of its inhabitants.
when there was a past
chorus worldwide game
$8.49
When the Past was Around is an adventure point-and-click puzzle game about love, moving on, letting go, and all the joys and pains in between. This is the story of Eda, a woman in her early twenties. Like everyone her age, she is lost. She got lost on her journey to realize her dream. She got lost on her journey to find her love. Until she met an owl. A man who helps her ignite her passion, a man who helps her find the spark of love, and a man who tells her about her heartbreak. The game tells a bittersweet story between a girl and her lover in a surreal world consisting of rooms cut off from memory and time. With each clue she collects, puzzles solved, and doors unlocked, the girl finds her way and unlocks the secrets between herself and her lover, the secrets she once knew. .
