Xbox Gift Cards are on sale in the UK right now, which means you can use our absolute favourite hack to score yourself even more money off on the Xbox Store right now. If there’s one thing we love more than straightforward deals, it’s deals that let you take advantage of other deals. If you head to Currys, you’ll notice that a selection of Xbox gift cards can be purchased at a discount when you use their code XBOX10 — snagging you 10% off.
This means that the £50 gift card is £45, or £25 for £22.50, £15 for £13.50, and £10 for £9. So no matter what your budget is, you can take advantage of this deal. But, it is worth noting that this offer expires after March 20, so you’ve got a limited window to take advantage, so get a wriggle on. For more gaming deals, make sure to follow @IGNUKDeals on Twitter/X, or check out the latest eBay sale with an extra 10% off PS5 and Xbox games with code BLOOM10.
Once you’ve grabbed your discounted gift card, you can then head over to the Xbox Store online or on your console, where there are loads of games already at a significant discount. GTA V, for example, already has a 50% discount and is down to just £17.49. Another good one is AC Mirage, down to just £26.99.
But, here’s where the magic happens. We’ll use the £50 gift card as an example. You head over to Currys and use the code XBOX10 to pick up the gift card for just £45. You now have £50 to spend in the Xbox sale for the price of £45.
You’ve essentially got yourself an extra fiver for free to spend on whatever games you want, especially if you were already planning on buying something or topping up your Game Pass subscription this month.
We usually plug this discount for PlayStation Store sales so it’s nice to mix it up and give Xbox players the chance to use this nifty little money-saving trick. Take a look at the current Xbox sale below and get buying with your discounted gift card.
Joe O’Neill-Parker is a freelance writer and audio producer. He is the owner of O’Neill Multimedia. He writes commerce, sports, and audio-related tech articles for IGN.
