The Final Station and Stories of Bethem: Full Moon out now on Xbox One

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Published on September 6, 2016

published on September 6, 2016

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Two new games are now available on the Xbox One, The Final Station and Stories of Bethem: Full Moon. Stories of Bethem: Full Moon is an action roleplaying game with over 20 hours of gameplay, a variety of unlockable costumes and spells to discover, and numerous sidequests to complete.

Here’s the official game description: Stories of Bethem: Full Moon is a classic action-RPG adventure full of puzzles and exploration. The game tells the story of Khoma, a young man of Bethem whose father has been cursed by the Blue Witch when he was investigating Indigo Forest. Khoma sets out for a quest that will lead him to the Red Witch, the only person able to break the spell. He will be involved on a long travel to get the Oneiric Objects of Bethem while he becomes a wizard: a real challenge to his strength and skills in a huge world to discover.

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The Final Station is a post-apocalyptic adventure which mixes survival gameplay with crafting and shooting and boasts a retro video game art style.

Here’s the official game description: The world is over. But it’s not quite over for you… at least, not yet. And now that you’ve got thousands of tonnes of locomotive at your disposal, ready to take you as far down the tracks as you have fuel to feed it, you’ve got the definite advantage over the infected hordes. This is The Final Station. The real question is whether or not you’ll help the survivors get to their destinations…. or let them die and loot their bodies. Sometimes people can be more trouble than they’re worth.

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Have you played Stories of Bethem: Full Moon or The Final Station on your Xbox One yet? Let us know your early impressions of the games in the comments below.

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