Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 December 2018
Christmas Giveaway
I didn't have a giveaway in November as I've got a bigger one for December and Christmas. Like always you can enter by following on Twitter and RT.
Or just leave a comment on the blog, now what could you win? Well for this month after running a poll on Twitter, I'll be giving away an Amazon eVoucher which will be sent on Christmas day.
Meaning if you got a new Xbox One for Christmas, you could buy yourself a second controller, that game you wanted or even elf on Blu Ray.
Monday, 1 October 2018
Halo Giveaway for October
Something a little different for October's Giveaway as it's not a game or a code but a Blu Ray of Halo.
Like always you can win be giving the Twitter a follow or leave a comment on the blog.
Sunday, 30 September 2018
The Gardens Between Review
I just want to start off by saying that I asked on Twitter for some feedback regards to reviews as I was offered a code for The Gardens Between a game I very much was looking forward to that I jumped at the opportunity to review TGB but wasn't sure where I'd actually put the review.
After the feedback I got, yes this will stay primarily as an Xbox focused blog however you seem to be interested in what else is happening outside of Xbox and with a title like The Gardens Between being available on PC, Mac, Linux, Switch and PS4 (where I played TGB) meaning even if it's not on Xbox, you may have a way to check it out and check it out you should.
The Gardens Between focuses on teenagers Arina and Frendt, who live next door to each other. One stormy night the pair sneak out and hide out in their treehouse, built on a small garden square next to both houses when a light sphere causes the treehouse to enter a dream-like a state.
In this dream-state, Arina and Frendt come across islands made up of there experiences over the years that are played out over 19 levels spread over multiple islands.
These levels consist of a beautiful art-style which sort of remind me of Oxenfree if that was in 3D. The core gameplay is centred around puzzles that are simple in nature based around when you move forward time moves forward and vice-versa for backwards.
This leads to some really clever puzzles as you have to get the light sphere that you see at the start of the game to the end of each level which seems rather straightforward but you come across obstacles that may be a planet which eats the light for instance, so you have to get rid of the planet and this is made more difficult as only Arina can carry the light whilst Frendt can use switches, which means you have to manipulate the flow of time to get past each level.
When you do get past all the levels in an island, you get a sort of cut-scene which shows a memory linked to the level's you've just played.
The Gardens Between is a lovely looking and challenging yet simple puzzle game that is a great few hours of fun to play on a Sunday afternoon.
After the feedback I got, yes this will stay primarily as an Xbox focused blog however you seem to be interested in what else is happening outside of Xbox and with a title like The Gardens Between being available on PC, Mac, Linux, Switch and PS4 (where I played TGB) meaning even if it's not on Xbox, you may have a way to check it out and check it out you should.
The Gardens Between focuses on teenagers Arina and Frendt, who live next door to each other. One stormy night the pair sneak out and hide out in their treehouse, built on a small garden square next to both houses when a light sphere causes the treehouse to enter a dream-like a state.
In this dream-state, Arina and Frendt come across islands made up of there experiences over the years that are played out over 19 levels spread over multiple islands.
These levels consist of a beautiful art-style which sort of remind me of Oxenfree if that was in 3D. The core gameplay is centred around puzzles that are simple in nature based around when you move forward time moves forward and vice-versa for backwards.
This leads to some really clever puzzles as you have to get the light sphere that you see at the start of the game to the end of each level which seems rather straightforward but you come across obstacles that may be a planet which eats the light for instance, so you have to get rid of the planet and this is made more difficult as only Arina can carry the light whilst Frendt can use switches, which means you have to manipulate the flow of time to get past each level.
When you do get past all the levels in an island, you get a sort of cut-scene which shows a memory linked to the level's you've just played.
The Gardens Between is a lovely looking and challenging yet simple puzzle game that is a great few hours of fun to play on a Sunday afternoon.
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Tuesday, 21 August 2018
Shenmue Giveaway
For the month of August / September, the Giveaway will be Shenmue for Xbox One alongside a bonus game to download.
Just give GuiltySparked a follow and RT the giveaway tweet.
Just give GuiltySparked a follow and RT the giveaway tweet.
Wednesday, 25 July 2018
Have a summer holiday in Silent Hill
Yesterday afternoon Major Nelson posted on his Twitter two new backwards compatible titles, the so-so ports of Silent Hill 2 & 3 in the 2012 HD Collection and along with those Homecoming has also got the backwards compatible treatment.


This brings Silent Hill to four games on Xbox One with Downpour already compatible.


This brings Silent Hill to four games on Xbox One with Downpour already compatible.
Monday, 9 July 2018
July Giveaway: Life is Strange

Much like last month, we're having a giveaway this time for Life is Strange Before the Storm on Xbox One.
You just need to either leave a comment on the blog or give us a follow & RT on our Twitter.
Sunday, 17 June 2018
Giveaway and Thanks
Hi everyone, as you may know, this blog only started a few days ago and I'm about to hit over 1000 views already.
I've just started a twitter account for the blog which can be found at Guilty Sparked where I'm currently running a giveaway where you can win a £10 Voucher to be used on the Xbox Store.
I know not everyone has or uses Twitter that to give everyone the opportunity to win this voucher, if you leave a comment on this post or any other on the blog, I will enter you into the giveaway as well.
You may have also seen this on posts You can get your Xbox codes here
that is an affiliate link at CD Keys if you do decide to use that link to get vouchers, gold or whatever via my link that's great and with any funds I get I will put back into the site and run more giveaways in the future.
For now, a big thanks for checking out Guilty Spark.
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