Pre-order and pre-download these 2 new Xbox One video games today

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Published on November 9, 2016

published on November 9, 2016

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Two new video games are now available to pre-order and pre-download on Microsoft’s Xbox One console, Siegecraft Commander and Energy Cycle. Siegecraft Commander is a player-versus-player turn-based combat game while Energy Cycle is a new puzzle game with a complex color-based game mechanic. Here are their official descriptions and shopping links.

Siegecraft Commander

Play through the Knight campaign as you battle against the tribal Lizardmen or enjoy the groundbreaking PvP combat system that will deliver fast-paced real-time strategy action or tactical turn-based gameplay. Multiplayer allows the host to select a game mode before each match, while single-player focuses entirely on real-time strategic gameplay.

Pre-order Siegecraft Commander on Xbox One

Energy Cycle

Energy Cycle – new puzzle game from the developers of Energy Balance. When you click each cell on the game field – it changes color, and the colors of adjacent cells horizontally and vertically. Your task to bring all the cells to the same color. Sounds pretty easy, but try to do it!

Pre-order Energy Cycle on Xbox One

Siegecraft Commander is due for release on January 17th 2017 and is currently selling at a 33% discount while Energy Cycle is planned for a December 7th 2016 launch and is being sold at full price. Have you bought any new Xbox One video games recently? Share your recommendations with us in the comments below.

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