A Life is Strange Double Exposure Xbox Key — also known as an Xbox code or Xbox digital code — is the official activation code you redeem in the Microsoft Store, working on Xbox One and Series X|S. From €11.33 (-81%) at Difmark, Account format · Cheapest official key: €18.17, 70% below the €59.99 Microsoft Store ES price · 11 verified stores, 53 offers in stock · Updated 01h 21min ago.
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Life is Strange Double Exposure for Xbox One starts at €11.33 at Difmark, 81% under the €59.99 of the official store — but that is a shared account, not a key of your own. If you want a key tied to your own account, the cheapest is €18.17 at Gamivo.
No day in our records has it been cheaper than today.
That €11.33 already includes the Gocdkeys coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
11 of our 49 verified stores fight over this one with 53 offers between them, and that is why the price keeps sliding rather than holding.
What you can actually buy today: an Xbox Key from €18.17 at Gamivo, which you redeem yourself and leaves the game on your own account, a PC/Xbox Key from €29.69 at Kinguin, which covers Xbox and Windows in one purchase, a shared account from €11.33 at Difmark, where you log in with the seller credentials instead of owning it and a boxed copy from €27.06 at Amazon UK, which ships rather than being redeemed.
The shared account at €11.33 undercuts the key at €18.17 by €6.84, but on an account the game stays tied to credentials the seller controls; for €6.84 the key is yours and nobody can take it back.
Beyond the standard edition at €18.17, there is the Ultimate at €28.90 at Gamivo, €17.57 more and the Deluxe at €50.80 at Gamivo, €39.47 more. Check on the store what each one adds before paying the difference.
27 of the 53 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.
Critics landed at 71 out of 100 across 127 reviews, with 54% of them recommending it.
One listing is worth ignoring: the PC / Xbox Key that CJS-CDKeys has at €242.55 is more than 21 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €18.17 at Gamivo.
If you play on both machines, the Play Anywhere key at €29.69 at Kinguin is the buy: one purchase covers Xbox and PC.
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A staggering achievement of narrative, artistic, and emotional weight, Life: Is Strange: Double Exposure is an art piece that rivals the best in its genre... Read more
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure is an episodic adventure developed by Deck Nine Games and published by Square Enix — it’s also one of my... Read more
After several attempts to recapture what made the original Life is Strange so enduring, developer Deck Nine Games really knocked it out of the park... Read more
A familiar but defining moment for Deck Nine, Life Is Strange and Max Caulfield alike; Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a high point for... Read more
As warm, deep, and emotionally engaging as it ever was, Life is Strange: Double Exposure delivers another great adventure for beloved hero Max Caulfield. With... Read more
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure passes the torch back to Max Caulfield in a worthy new mystery that fans and newcomers alike should investigate. Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a journey I'm thrilled I got to go on... Great characters, a wonderfully crafted world, and a twisting narrative... Read more
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure is a must play for any long-time fans, but it’s unlikely to interest those who haven’t enjoyed the previous entries... Read more
Deck Nine's delivered their best Life is Strange game to date with Double Exposure. Barring some bugs and narrative nitpicks, Life is Strange: Double Exposure... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure tackles the difficult task of continuing the story of a beloved character and successfully executes it in a way that... Read more
Double Exposure may fall a little short when compared to some of the previous games in the series, but Max Caulfield's return is still a... Read more
Max Caulfield’s journey resonates with me deeply, and Deck Nine has demonstrated that it can give that character the respect she deserves. I may not... Read more
Life Is Strange Double Exposure is definitely more adventuring & choice-making for existing fans of the franchise, especially those who loved the first game and... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure has some strong points and features thought-provoking storytelling the series is known for, but it ultimately feels like a roll... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure isn’t as nearly as charming as Max Caulfield’s first adventure, nor is it as well-written as Deck Nine’s prior game,... Read more
It's impossible to make your way through Life is Strange: Double Exposure without performance issues interfering with the experience. It’s ironically right in line with... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a game that fails to capitalize on its premise. Although the soundtrack and occasional moments of intrigue are commendable,... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is an incredibly beautiful game with interesting time mechanics and strong narrative hooks that eventually lead to a dissatisfying ending. Read more
If it seems like we're dogging on this latest outing for the series, it's only because we know just how unique and entertaining it can... Read more
Despite excellent facial animations and wonderful music, Double Exposure has pacing issues, unlikable characters, dire gameplay, tonal problems, and is an incomplete imitation of the... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a huge fumble for an otherwise fantastic series. What began with a promising opener only really leads to a... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure revives Max Caulfield’s story, but the introduction of a convoluted dual-timeline mechanic and an uninspiring cast make it a less... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure struggles to deliver the touching narrative and direction of its predecessors, feeling more like a side story than a worthy... Read more
A knotty mess of quippy dialogue and plot-driven missteps exist side-by-side with some beautiful and touching moments for the returning Max Caulfield. Read more
I cannot be completely objective, Life is Strange: Double Exposure for me is a masterpiece, graphically, in its story, in the things that it stirs... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure presenta una trama seductora que te atrapa rápidamente gracias a su gran novedad jugable: el viaje entre realidad. Sin embargo,... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is one of the best stories ever told by a video game, with a skilful interweaving of mystery and science... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is definitely a worthy sequel to Max Caulfield's first adventure. Returning to impersonate the protagonist of the first chapter conveys... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure, took us back to the origins of the Life is Strange franchise. Our iconic protagonist, Max, returns more mature, even... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure may not be the continuation of Max’s story we imagined after finishing the first title in the series, but it... Read more
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Life is Strange: Double Exposure starts as a compelling mystery and grows into a poignant story about social bonds and trauma, but its awful ending... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a really nice game that impresses with its emotional and exciting story. Life is Strange: Double Exposure not only... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure will certainly not be able to please either camp of Chloe Ultras, but it simply finds the best and most... Read more
Double Exposure looks great, the plot is gripping, the dialogue decisions make you think, the characters have their rough edges and in general the game... Read more
“Life is Strange: Double Exposure” kept me glued to the screen until the very end. Unfortunately, some small bugs, together some immersion-breaking moments, kept tearing... Read more
I'm a huge fan of the series, but unfortunately Life is Strange: Double Exposure didn't quite hit the spot for me. On the one hand,... Read more
A compelling return for Max Caulfield with a gripping story and emotional depth, held back by technical issues and repetitive environments. Read more
Double Exposure maintains a balanced set of musicality, expression and narrative that keeps you guided throughout the game. All together, it brings us a cinema-worthy... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure manages to hook the player in its first episodes, but the final part is disappointing. Having Max back (even if... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is another excellent title in the famous Interactive Narrative Adventure series. Even though it fails to present a truly characterizing... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure fails to achieve the emotional impact that the series delivered, especially in the first title. With a narrative that paves... Read more
I'm not sure if Deck Nine has forgotten what the Life is Strange series should really be about or if Square Enix is pushing to... Read more
This is a preliminary judgment about the game, since only the first two chapters were played. In Life, Strange is: Double Exposure returns Max Caulfield... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure continues the success of the original with enhancements, featuring Max as a compelling lead investigating her friend’s murder; her evolved... Read more
After more than 8 hours and the 5 chapters behind me, with a relatively satisfying and interesting ending, it is clear that the story is... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a worthy continuation of Maxine Caulfield's story, but it certainly missed the mark according to a certain part of... Read more
On one side, we visit a campus that is in a pessimistic mood due to the murder, while on the other side, a colorful campus... Read more
It can be played for the sake of the original game and Max, but you may not find the same spirit. Read more
Generally speaking, Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a game that has its audience and somewhat appeals to the nostalgia of players who experienced adventures... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a classic adventure with elements of detective about a brave and strong heroine with a special gift. The progressive... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure seeks to follow in the footsteps of 2015's successful first installment. But rather than a glorious sequel, it's like a... Read more
Life is Strange: Double Exposure delivers a worthy continuation of Max Caulfield’s story, introducing a gripping dual-timeline mystery where she must solve her friend’s murder... Read more
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