Easy Gamerscore: The 31 quickest game completions from the latest Xbox sales

By Sean Carey,
A new Xbox sale is here, and so too is a fresh batch of quick completions. We've combed through the sale and found a total of 31 games that can be completed in a relatively short amount of time and with ease.

Standout titles this week include a couple of Windows titles, which don't go on sale that often, both Batman Telltale games, and Sig.null, which offers a total of 3,000 Gamerscore.

Quickest Xbox game completions from the latest sales

Game Sale Price Completion Time TA Ratio Discount
Akinofa 0-1 hour 1.01 30%
Transference 0-1 hour 1.04 75%
Sig.NULL 0-1 hour 1.11 15%
The Explorer Of Night 0-1 hour 1.16 30%
Batman: The Enemy Within - The Telltale Series
• in Batman: The Enemy Within - The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5)		 5-10 hours 1.08 60%
Stone 1-2 hours 1.09 60%
Batman: The Telltale Series
• in Batman: The Telltale Series - The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5)		 5-10 hours 1.14 60%
Bear With Me: The Lost Robots 1-2 hours 1.14 70%
Sigi - A Fart for Melusina 1-2 hours 1.18 50%
Out of Line (Windows) 1-2 hours 1.18 20%
Dead Dungeon (Windows) 1-2 hours 1.20 80%
Snakeybus 1-2 hours 1.20 50%
Another Dawn 1-2 hours 1.23 50%
MONOPOLY Plus 1-2 hours 1.31 70%
Chicken Police 1-2 hours 1.33 30%
Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons 2-3 hours 1.12 80%
WeakWood Throne 2-3 hours 1.16 50%
Ellen - The Game 2-3 hours 1.17 60%
Arcade Spirits 2-3 hours 1.24 40%
Indiecalypse 2-3 hours 1.31 50%
The Inner World - The Last Wind Monk 3-4 hours 1.08 50%
Virginia 3-4 hours 1.21 75%
The Town of Light 3-4 hours 1.26 85%
Elea 3-4 hours 1.32 90%
Race with Ryan 3-4 hours 1.37 60%
Oh My Godheads 4-5 hours 1.30 80%
PAW Patrol: On a Roll 4-5 hours 1.36 30%
Restless Hero 5-6 hours 1.20 60%
Lost Artifacts: Time Machine 6-8 hours 1.19 60%
Gnomes Garden 3: The Thief of Castles 6-8 hours 1.27 60%
Degrees of Separation 6-8 hours 1.36 70%


Akinofa

Akinofa Easy Gamerscore

The easiest game on our list this week is Akinofa with its 1.01 TA ratio. The roguelite has 13 achievements that will take less than an hour to unlock with most requiring you to complete very simple cumulative task such as defeating 50 enemies or collecting 20 coins. All of the achievements are pretty self explanatory, so you won't need a guide or a walkthrough. Akinofa is on sale for $3.49/£2.93/€3.49 and currently sits with a 2.37/5 TA community rating.

Dead Dungeon

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This week's cheapest game is actually a Windows title, which is something that doesn't happen often. Dead Dungeon (Windows) is a platformer with 20 achievements that can be unlocked in under two hours and can be picked up this week for just $0.99/£0.83/€0.99. While the game is quite short, it can get a bit challenging in places, so be warned before you start Dead Dungeon. On the console side of things, the sci-fi adventure game Elea is the cheapest of the bunch and has an estimated completion time of between three and four hours. If you're picking up Elea, be sure to check out our full achievement walkthrough, written by Rossco7530.

Out of Line

Out of Line

Out of Line (Windows) is the game with the highest TA community rating on our list this week. The PC adventure game has 16 achievements that can all be unlocked in under two hours of your precious time. While most achievements are awarded by playing through the main story, there are a few missables and collectables that you'll need to pick up during your playthrough. Out of Line has a community rating of 4.25/5 and can be picked up for $10.39/£8.59/€10.39. For console players, the highest-rated game is Batman: The Enemy Within - The Telltale Series.

You can view the full list of the games discounted in the latest Xbox sale here.

Will you be picking up any of these titles for a quick Gamerscore boost?
Sean Carey
Written by Sean Carey
Avid Xbox and achievement fan, Sean has committed to playing the best RPGs, racing games, and first-person shooters Xbox Game Pass and his precious free time will allow. Prior to joining TrueAchievements, Sean gained a degree in journalism from Solent University.
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