The words “mystery game” are often enticing for players, as usually, the mystery implies that there is something major to be hidden. For example, when theEpic Games Store gives out mystery games, fans know that it’s probably going to be some of the best games given out on the service. One year an Epic Games Store mystery game was evenGrand Theft Auto 5, and that speaks volumes. Now, Best Buy is dipping into the mystery game reveal approach with its latest sale.
Best Buy is currently hosting a sale on its website, where players are able to get “mystery games” for the cheap price of $10. To be clear, players know what they are buying each day, but Best Buy is keeping everyday and sale a mystery until that day comes. This sale lasts for 10 days, and on each day, a new game will be on sale for $10. The sale promises a variety of titles and genres, acrossPC, PlayStation, Switch, and Xbox platforms. With a cheap price tag and the allure of mystery games, this could be a good sale for anyone looking for something new to play.
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This Best Buy Sale will last through August 19, with the first mystery game being revealed for today. Fans will be able to buy a PlayStation or Xbox copy ofCall of Duty: Vanguard, and given the sheer popularity of the franchise, it speaks to a strong start for the sale. Reception to this title was a little mixed, but when part of the bigCall of Dutyfranchise, there’s always going to be a ton of expectations and hype. It’s still aCoDgame for $10 at the end of the day.
No one knows what’s next, but that’s the exciting part. Fans will be able to purchase this today if they so choose, and can return tomorrow for the next title. With 10 games being on sale, it’s hard to imagine that there won’t be something that appeals to a majority of the fanbase. Potential consumers can keep an eye on Best Buy’s sale every dayHERE.
Right now is a good time to look into some games to play before the major games of fall/holiday 2022 start releasing. While 2022 may be a bit on the odd end, the coming weeks and months are always some of the busiest for the industry, and that’s likely to remain true.
