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Xbox Games Store Update – Super Toy Cars, Quest Of Dungeons, Broken Sword 5

There’s a total of 5 new Xbox digital titles available on the Xbox Games Store today. Most are, of course, for the Xbox One, though Rugby World Cup fans can pick that up for the Xbox 360 as well.

Otherwise, there’s quite a unique variety of titles, from 16-bit style roguelike dungeon crawlers, to graphic adventures to toy car racers.

Check out the selection of new releases below.

Rugby World Cup 2015 [Xbox One: $59.99; Xbox 360: $39.99]
Experience the passion of rugby in the official 2015 Rugby World Cup video game. Choose from among the 20 teams in the World Cup and take part in the most prestigious competition in rugby. Rewrite history with your favourite team by taking it from the pool stage all the way to the final, or by creating your own customized tournament. Experience the World Cup as if you were there with commentary from Miles Harrison and Stuart Barnes.

Nightmares From The Deep: The Cursed Heart [Xbox One: $9.99]
Nightmares from the Deep: The Cursed Heart is a classic adventure game that tells a gripping tale of undying love. Assume the role of museum curator Sarah Black and take control of your destiny to stop the undead Captain Remington and save your daughter?s life. Jam-packed with chilling locations, this is a world brimming with hidden treasures and intrigue. Use your wits to find clues, solve puzzles, and uncoil the ancient mysteries of Skull Island before it?s too late!

Quest Of Dungeons [Xbox One: $8.99]
Quest of Dungeons is a turn based dungeon crawler game, a roguelike featuring a good old 16-bit retro artistic look. An evil Dark Lord has stolen all the light, so your mission is to enter his lair and defeat him. By playing as either a Warrior, a Wizard, a Assassin or a Shaman you have to traverse dungeons, defeat enemies and loot everything you can in order to survive. You can learn new skills in Tomes you find along the way and buy/sell items at shops. The entire game is procedural so you won?t find items/enemies in the same place each time you play.

Broken Sword 5 ? the Serpent?s Curse [Xbox One: $24.99]
Paris in the spring. Shots ring out from a gallery. A robbery… a murder… and the beginning of another epic Broken Sword adventure. From multi-award winning Revolution comes the latest mystery in this much loved adventure-puzzle series. Playing as intrepid American George Stobbart and sassy French journalist Nico Collard, you find yourself on the trail of a stolen painting – and a murderous conspiracy. A conspiracy whose roots lie in mysteries older than the written word…

Super Toy Cars [Xbox One: $9.99]
Super Toy Cars is a tabletop arcade combat racing game featuring fast and cool looking cars, impressive tracks made of everyday objects and a bunch of power-ups that will let you destroy your opposition. You can play up to 4 players locally. There are 16 different cars in the game each one with its unique handling model. You can experiment with them and play the ones that best suite your driving style and the different situations you?ll find in our 12 tracks.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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