Valentine's Day is here, which means flowers and chocolate are in the cards for most. But Microsoft is cooking up a little something different for those who may want to dive into some games with their sweethearts during the day of love.
Right now, you can pick up a slew of indie titles with Xbox's Valentine's Day Indie Sweets sale. The sale includes discounts of up to 75 percent on 40 solid indie titles, includign a number of co-op games. Here's a look at what's on offer:
- Don't Starve Together: Console Edition - $9.74
- Overcooked - $5.61
- Human Fall Flat - $7.50
- Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime - $7.50
- Rocket League - $11.99
- It's Quiz Time - $13.39
- The Jackbox Party Pack 4 - $16.74
- Conga Master - $5
- Firewatch - $8
- Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition - $4.50
- Gone Home - $5
- Akuatica: Turtle Racing - $4.54
- Beyond Eyes - $3.75
- Castle Crashers Remastered - $3
- Clouds & Sheep 2
- Coffin Dodgers - $6
- Commander Cherry for Kinect - $2
- Four Sided Fantasy - $5
- Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride - $6
- Heart&Slash - $11.99
- Inversus Deluxe - $7.50
- Late Shift - $7.49
- Lethal League - $10.04
- Lost Grimoires 2: Shard of Mystery - $8.99
- Lovely Planet - $5
- Manuel Samuel - $3.30
- Numantia - $19.49
- Pang Adventures - $5
- Pool Nation FX - $4.62
- Reagan Gorbachev - $2.50
- Refunct - $1.50
- Roundabout - $2.50
- Snooker Nation Championship - $1.98
- Spellspire - $4
- Super Dungeon Bros MEGA Bundle Pack - $9.20
- Super Hydorah - $13.39
- The Little Acre - $4.29
- The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor - $13.39
- TurnOn - $3
- Unit 4: Couch Attack Bundle - $8
Each of the titles included in this sale will be discount through February 20.
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