A wide variety of titles, ranging from small experiences to massive blockbusters, are available for substantially less. This week Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition are on sale. This has to be one of the most memorable weeks so be sure to take a look at the Xbox One deals below.

Xbox One

• Blood Bowl 2 - $8.00 - 60% Off

• Cabela's African Adventures - $10.00 - 75% Off

• Dangerous Golf - $10.00 - 50% Off

• Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - $15.00 - 75% Off

• Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Digital Deluxe Edition - $22.50 - 75% Off

• Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Season Pass - $7.50 - 75% Off

• Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition - $13.20 - 67% Off

• Ginger: Beyond The Crystal - $6.60 - 67% Off

• Hunter's Legacy - $3.50 - 50% Off

• Infinite Minigolf - $10.49 - 30% Off

• Life Is Strange: Complete Season - $5.00 - 75% Off

• Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime - $7.50 - 50% Off

• Mega Man Legacy Collection - $6.00 - 60% Off

• Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 - $13.39 - 33% Off

• Monopoly Plus - $7.50 - 50% Off

• MXGP2 - $20.00 - 60% Off

• OlliOlli2: XL Edition - $3.75 - 75% Off

• Q.U.B.E: Director's Cut - $2.50 - 75% Off

• Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition - $7.50 - 75% Off

• Surf World Series - $10.04 - 33% Off

• Thief - $5.00 - 75% Off

• Tour de France 2017 - $20.00 - 60% Off

• Trackmania Turbo - $16.00 - 60% Off

• UNO - $5.00 - 50% Off

• X-Morph: Defense - $13.39 - 33% Off

Which games are you interested in? Let us know. Games like Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition are great so be sure to check them out.

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