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Play Enter The Gungeon on Windows 10 and Xbox One today – onmsft.com

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
April 5, 2017
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Enter the Gungeon is now available to play on both Xbox One and Windows 10 devices as part of Microsoft’s Xbox Play Anywhere initiative. The video game is a retro dungeon crawler with a pixelated art style and modern gameplay mechanics and power-ups. Here’s the official description:

Enter the Gungeon is a gunfight dungeon crawler following a band of misfits seeking to shoot, loot, dodge roll and table-flip their way to personal absolution by reaching the legendary Gungeon’s ultimate treasure: the gun that can kill the past. Select a hero and battle your way to the bot­tom of the Gungeon by surviving a challenging and evolving series of floors filled with the dangerously adorable Gundead and fearsome Gungeon bosses armed to the teeth. Gather precious loot, discover hidden secrets, and chat with opportunistic merchants and shopkeepers to purchase powerful items to gain an edge.

Buy Enter the Gungeon on Windows 10 and Xbox One

Xbox Play Anywhere allows users to purchase a game on one platform and get a free copy of it on another. Xbox Achievements and game progress will also transfer between versions via the Xbox Live online service. Have you bought an Xbox Play Anywhere title yet? Share your recommendations with the community in the comments below.

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