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Xbox Summer Spotlight promotion offers money back on select game purchases

Gift cards and reward points all up for grabs.

Microsoft has launched a new Summer Spotlight promotion, which will give you money back and rewards for purchasing select Xbox One games.

Each week, new Xbox One games and ID@Xbox releases will be put centre stage in the Summer Spotlight. Spend £40 on any of these featured games you'll get a £4 gift card added to your account. If you're an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate member, that'll be doubled to £8.

Meanwhile, for anyone on the Microsoft Rewards program, you'll also get 5,000 Microsoft Rewards points when you spend £40 on titles featured in the Summer Spotlight sale. You'll just have to pop into the Microsoft Rewards app on your console to claim them.

In this week's selection, you'll find Hi-Rez's multiplayer shooter Rogue Company, all cute Pokémon / Harvest Moon hybrid Ooblets and the Superhot: Mind Control Delete DLC. Those are just a few of the featured games, so do check out the Summer Spotlight store page for the full list.


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This Summer Spotlight promotion is just one of the many things Microsoft has cooking this week. There's also its Summer Game Fest, which will feature over 60 brand-new Xbox One game demos for you to try between 21st - 27th July.

You can also have a peek at this week's Games with Gold sale, which includes the Batman Arkham series, Shadow of War and Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

Then, on Thursday 23rd July, we'll get a closer look at some Xbox Series X games in a new Xbox Games Showcase. New world premieres are promised, including a first look at campaign gameplay from Halo Infinite. You'll be able to join us live as we watch the event from 5pm UK time.

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