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The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope Xbox Key: compare prices (October 2026)
A The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope 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 €4.34 (€4.79 with fees, -76%) at Key4Games, Account format · Cheapest official key: €7.48 (€8.45 with fees), 58% below the €19.99 (no fees) Microsoft Store ES price · 14 verified stores, 20 offers in stock · Updated 01h 28min ago.
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Is now a good time to buy The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope for Xbox One?
It is at the cheapest it has ever been.
It hit €6.01 in February 2025, 19 months ago.
In all that time it has gone from €6.01 to €29.90, and never below.
Today it is at exactly that price, so waiting for it to go lower is not realistic.
How much does The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope for Xbox One cost right now?
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope for Xbox One starts at €4.34 (€4.79 with fees) at Key4Games, 76% under the €19.99 (no fees) 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 €7.48 (€8.45 with fees) at Gameseal.
That €4.34 (€4.79 with fees) already includes the GOCDKEYS15 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
With 20 offers across 14 stores there is enough competition for the price to move, so the gap between the cheapest and the rest is worth checking before you buy.
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Are these stores safe to buy The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope from?
Worth knowing before you click: Key4Games is cheapest at €4.34 (€4.79 with fees) but has only 37 Trustpilot reviews behind it. If that thin track record bothers you, Difmark has the same shared account at €5.05 (€5.28 with fees) with 14.2k reviews and a 4.1 out of 5.
Which The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope format should you buy?
What you can actually buy today: an Xbox Key from €7.48 (€8.45 with fees) at Gameseal, which you redeem yourself and leaves the game on your own account, a shared account from €4.34 (€4.79 with fees) at Key4Games, where you log in with the seller credentials instead of owning it and a boxed copy from €21.97 (no fees) at PCcomponentes, which ships rather than being redeemed.
The shared account at €4.34 (€4.79 with fees) undercuts the key at €7.48 (€8.45 with fees) by €3.14 (€3.66 with fees), but on an account the game stays tied to credentials the seller controls; for €3.14 (€3.66 with fees) the key is yours and nobody can take it back.
Can you activate The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope in US?
11 of the 20 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.
Is The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope worth it?
Critics landed at 73 out of 100 across 112 reviews, with 51% of them recommending it.
Why is there such an expensive The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope offer?
One listing is worth ignoring: the Xbox key that Greenmangaming has at €29.99 (no fees) is more than 6 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €7.48 (€8.45 with fees) at Gameseal.
So, which The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope deal should you buy?
For most people the key at €7.48 (€8.45 with fees) at Gameseal is the sensible buy: the game stays on your own account and it is only €3.14 (€3.66 with fees) more than the shared account.
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The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope
Is it worth it?
- 75/100Critics' average scoreOpenCritic · Fair
- 51%Critics recommend it112 critic reviews
What the press says
The Dark Pictures Little Hope is a solid continuation of Supermassive Games' horror series, and a step above the previous entry, Man of Medan. With... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope is an engrossing, frightening experience and may well be Supermassive's greatest game to date. Read more
If there was ever a time to sit down with some friends and play a scary game, it's Halloween 2020. Little Hope fits the bill... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope takes the Supermassive Games formula and improves on the previous outing, Man of Medan, in so many ways. With... Read more
Little Hope has some of the best branching narrative that Supermassive Games has ever done, it looks lovely and packs a horror punch throughout. Read more
It may be a familiar cocktail, but the game remixes things well enough that it ends up with a distinctive taste, though your appreciation of... Read more
Little Hope proves that the Dark Pictures format isn't a fluke and I'm excited for Supermassive to continue honing its craft. On that note, I... Read more
The Dark Pictures so far has been all about popcorn-horror, the kind where the viewer screams and jumps before remembering that everything’s all right after.... Read more
However you felt about Man of Medan, Little Hope surpasses it, promising a lot for The Dark Pictures' final act. Read more
Little Hope tells a hell of a story punctuated by a great twist. Too bad the overall gameplay and exploration don't hold the same allure,... Read more
Though it has some problems with pacing and minor bugs, Little Hope is a brilliant Halloween pick thanks to its over the top narrative and... Read more
The Dark Pictures: Little Hope makes an earnest attempt to build upon the formula established by Man of Medan in many ways. It offers an... Read more
Supermassive still knows how to plunge you into paranoia, but the second Dark Pictures entry feels a little lost in the woods. Read more
The second entry into The Dark Pictures Anthology is an improvement over the first. As much as we enjoyed Man of Medan, Little Hope ups... Read more
As a short, enjoyable romp that can be shared with friends either locally or online, Little Hope is worth the price of admission. The title's... Read more
While there are some problems with the design, narrative, and dialogue, overall, the story and experience offered in Little Hope left me rather impressed. Read more
While still creating horror games with fairly visible flaws, Little Hope is a vast improvement of Man of Medan. With another — and perhaps the... Read more
Little Hope renewed my faith in the Dark Pictures Anthology but is held back a bit simply from the lack of quality of life features. Read more
Little Hope delivers solid scares and weaves a clever tale that, unfortunately, collapses in on itself. Read more
The gameplay blunts the effectiveness of the game's aesthetic, because there's no real danger to exploring the environments here. Read more
With anthology series, you’re always going to have some things work better than others and although the tighter gameplay elements mean Litle Hope plays better,... Read more
In other words, if you have some people to play The Dark Pictures: Little Hope with, it’s definitely a fun way to past the time,... Read more
Uninspired characters and relatively meaningless consequences make Little Hope a bit of a slog. Read more
In terms of plot, it's clearly superior to Man of Medan. Little Hope keeps the Supermassive style, but adds a risky twist that you may... Read more
Little Hope presents us a horror story about witches and demons with a good plot that will love the lovers of the slasher genre and... Read more
Little Hope is, both from a technical and gameplay point of view, a step forward compared to Man of Medan. The changes do not impact... Read more
Little Hope enriches The Dark Pictures Anthology with a more intriguing and well-orchestrated entry than its predecessor. With a more polished and cohesive script, it... Read more
A decent horror adventure, entirely based on narration, able to give you a couple of thrilling afternoons (and a little more). Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope is a dangerous step backward in the series, with a shallow and trivial story, and a very limited game... Read more
“Little Hope” delivers, once again, on the promise of an interactive campy horror movie. This second entry in the “Dark Pictures Anthology” appears more confident... Read more
Little Hope manages to fix a lot of Man of Medans problems and delivers a great story with surprisingly good Twists. Some areas could use... Read more
With Little Hope, despite a very interesting setting, a lot of potential was wasted and too little time was spent on details. The game seems... Read more
The Dark Pictures: Little Hope offers proven scary food, as you are used to from Supermassive Games. Alone or with friends, you have the opportunity... Read more
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope has a history and mechanics superior to its predecessor. However, there is a "pattern" in the plot that must... Read more
A fun, brief adventure that draws on the genres strengths but doesn't really reach the heights of the developer's Until Dawn, never mind surpass it. Read more
Little Hope brings a fun story with nice twists and some fun quick action events alongside great voice acting, however, there are many things that... Read more
Little Hope did present a compelling story with the right balance between questions and answers, but the sequences in between lack depth with generic character... Read more
The Dark Pictures: Little Hope is something akin to a good rollercoaster ride you can spend an evening or a two with. Sadly, there is... Read more
Like any other game from Supermassive, the visuals in Little Hope are superb and the atmosphere is super engaging, making you feel everything that the... Read more
If you love horror games, you don't want to miss this game. Although Supermassive Games did a great job, they couldn't add much innovation to... Read more
Great Expectations with Little Hope. This story is better than Man of Medan, but still has some limitations. Read more
Little Hope isn't any worse than the first The Dark Pictures title. Once again, it's a solid horror title with a robust choice and consequence... Read more
Little Hope moves on the same familiar paths as its predecessor, without being original in anything particularly. Read more
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