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Best deal on an Xbox Game Pass (UK deal)
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TL;DR: A three-month subscription to an Xbox Game Pass is on sale for £9.99 on CD Keys, saving you 58% on list price.
We’re all being told to stay at home and isolate, which isn’t a problem for a lot of gamers out there who have some experience in this.
Even the most experienced gamers will eventually run out of entertainment though, and this is when an Xbox Game Pass can really help. It’s like Netflix for games, with new additions added every month, including new titles on release.
You can now sign up for three month of an Xbox Game Pass for just £9.99 on CD Keys. This is down by a massive 58% on list price, saving you over £10. A subscription provides access to a growing library of games, with over 100 options currently available. You can even download games directly to your console, keeping you entertained through this difficult time.
Keep busy with a discounted Xbox Game Pass from CD Keys.
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