
If you enjoyed Tunic when it arrived on Xbox and Game Pass in 2022 and would like a copy to add to your physical library, you're in luck!
Fangamer is now offering a physical "Deluxe Edition" which comes with not only a copy of the game, but also a bunch of other goodies including a controls and concepts booklet, an instruction booklet, a map, a sticker sheet, and even a download code for the game's soundtrack.
This hard copy of the game will set you back $45 (or your regional equivalent), and there's a limit of four copies per-customer.
When Tunic originally landed on Xbox, we heavily praised this Zelda-style adventure, awarding it an "Excellent" nine out of ten stars. You can read more about it in our full review here on Pure Xbox:
Will you be adding this one to your physical collection? Let us know in the comments.
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Might give it a try
A limit of 4 per customer? Why would anyone want 4 copies other than to sell at an inflated price once sold out? Maybe I'm missing something though, and buying 4 games is a perfectly rational thing to do...
Absolutely brilliant game. Loved every moment of it and a game that is really fascinating on replay once you have learned it's secrets. I'm not a physical collector but if I was this would be bought and paid for.
That looks very nice, although if you haven’t played it before, including an instruction booklet would spoil what is one of the most fun mechanics of the game.
I'm upset because they already got me for their Switch release of the game, as I assumed there wouldn't be an Xbox version coming out by Fangamer. :/
Just great, bought the physical version for PS4 last week. These delayed, will-they-won't-they releases are just dumb.
@LaurenceJ1987
You answered your own question there. People love nothing more than to buy limited stuff until it's sold out and then inflate the price.
@Echtzeit exactly my thought. If you're going to bother limiting how many can be bought make it, oh I don't know, one. Two at a push, but one to really limit this practice.
@Echtzeit yes really annoying. Like when I bought sonic mania then later the physical plus version comes out. Just why?
So the question is: Does the disc contain the full game you could play without Internet connection if you popped it in? Or is a download still required?
I'd bet on the former but you can never be sure.
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