Super Lucky's Tale now available for preorder, ahead of Xbox One X and Windows 10 launch
Prior to its release this November, alongside the Xbox One X, preorders can now be placed for Super Lucky's Tale.

Earlier this summer, as a part of Microsoft's E3 2017 press conference, Playful Corp unveiled its upcoming platformer, Super Lucky's Tale. While its predecessor, "Lucky's Tale," was an exclusive launch title for the Oculus Rift, the latest entry in the series ditches the headset, in pursuit of traditional platforming gameplay. For those looking forward to Lucky's upcoming adventures, the game is now available for both preorder and pre-download ahead of launch.
As announced by Larry Hryb, director of programming at Xbox Live, Super Lucky's Tale can now be purchased on Xbox One consoles and Windows 10 PCs, prior to its launch later this year. Priced at $29.99 (opens in new tab), you'll be securing access to the game across both platforms, thanks to the game's support for Microsoft's Play Anywhere initiative.
Releasing on November 7, 2017, Super Lucky's Tale will also be a launch title for Microsoft's upcoming flagship console, the Xbox One X. With specific enhancements to leverage additional resources, the game will render at native 4K, at 60 frames per second (FPS) – an aspirational output for titles developed with the system in mind.
Although Super Lucky's Tale might not stand out among this year's biggest triple-A blockbusters, the game still looks to build off the strengths of the classic platformers of previous decades. Furthermore, the game also stands out as an exemplary addition to the Xbox ecosystem, expected to embrace both new hardware, and existing programs offered by Microsoft. In the meantime, click the link below to be taken to the Xbox Store page.
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Matt Brown was formerly a Windows Central's Senior Editor, Xbox & PC, at Future. Following over seven years of professional consumer technology and gaming coverage, he’s focused on the world of Microsoft's gaming efforts. You can follow him on Twitter @mattjbrown.
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This looks so good!
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Why couldn't they just call this Conkers prequel. Godamn. I cant be teased like this. It's not cool
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Meh. Looks like a generic platforming game at E3. I hope it is much more than what they showed. I was left scratching my head as to how it actually made it on the conference itself.
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I have it on Rift. Honestly, the only reason I played this game is because it's in VR and was included. I feel like a non-VR version will be pretty bland. It's a pretty basic game.
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For $30 this is very likely to become my first "Play anywhere" title :3