‘It must be a mistake’ Xbox owners cry as they dash to grab ‘outstanding’ EA remake worth £80 landing in baskets for £8
GAMERS are dashing to get a copy of a highly-rated survival horror that has just dropped in price significantly.
And it was only released in January.
Xbox gamers would usually have to pay £80 for the "outstanding" EA remake.
But if you're a Game Pass Ultimate subscriber, you can currently grab it for just £8.
The game in question is Dead Space Digital Deluxe Edition.
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It is a remake of 2008's classic, which many fans have praised as an "amazing job".
The 18+ title takes players to a mining spaceship overrun by deadly monsters.
You assume the role of engineer Isaac Clarke as he takes on the so-called Necromorphs beasts on board.
"I never played the originals, but can safely say that this is the best story based game that I have played in a very long time, perhaps ever," one gamer wrote in the reviews.
"Heart poundingly atmospheric and super tense, controls feel great, sound is so visceral and the visuals are awesome."
Another person said: "It's easily one of the best looking next gen games as of late."
The price is so good that bargain hunters on HotUKDeals wondered if it might be a pricing error.
"That is disgustingly cheap, surely a mistake?" one said.
"It must be a mistake. Get it while you can," a second gamer commented.
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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