Supernatural adventure game 'Oxenfree' set to hit the Windows 10 Store early this week

The game is currently available only for Xbox One and Steam, but that's set to change. Oxenfree should hit the Windows 10 Store early this week.

Oxenfree is about a group of teenagers who unwittingly open a rift to a ghostly world. You play as Alex, progressing the game by developing your friendships with the other characters, solving puzzles and navigating a strange island. Alex wields a radio that allows her to tap into otherworldly signals, revealing clues about the true nature of the game's mysterious plot. The supernatural thriller is receiving positive reviews so far, and it looks like the perfect title to help bolster the current Windows 10 Store game line-up.

Night School Studios recently announced that the game will hit the Windows 10 Store sometime this week, since making its console debut on Xbox One.

..."Update: If you are looking for the Windows 10 version, it's coming early this week. In the meantime, check out the game on Xbox One now!"...

Oxenfree will be the second independent Xbox One title to hit the Windows 10 Store, following the inclusion of Stealth Inc 2. Microsoft is known to be ramping up the store offering when it comes to gaming, which has so far only housed mobile titles and casual games. Fable Legends, Killer Instinct, Gears of War Ultimate Edition, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Gigantic and various other core titles are on their way, potentially bringing Microsoft into direct competition with Steam and other PC game distributors down the line.

If you can't wait to get your hands on the Windows 10 Store version, Oxenfree is available now on Xbox One and Steam.

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