Crazy co-op game storms the Xbox charts
A completely crazy co-op game has surprisingly fought its way into the Xbox charts. The party game Who’s Your Daddy currently only costs 3 euros, leaving even Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla behind in the bestsellers.
The Xbox community is apparently in baby fever, because the platform’s bestseller charts are currently worrying the curious co-op extravaganza Who’s Your Daddy for lots of chaos. The game is currently reduced to 3 euros, taking seventh place in the Xbox charts.
Who’s Your Daddy Lands Surprise Success on the Xbox Store
One part of Who’s Your Daddy is about being a baby in a house do as much damage as possible and ideally putting yourself in great danger. On the other hand, as an overwhelmed father, you have to try to catch your rampaging offspring and protect them from catastrophic consequences.
Check out the trailer for Who’s Your Daddy here:
Who’s Your Daddy is a party game and can be played either online with up to 8 players or in local split-screen with 4 players. So you can too with multiple babies and desperate parents at the same time gamble. The turbulent co-op game has already convinced some Xbox owners and has a very good rating of 4.4 out of 5 possible stars in the store. With the current discount, you can currently get the surprise hit for EUR 2.99 instead of EUR 9.99. The offer runs until January 30th.
Xbox charts: Another co-op highlight on offer
That Who’s Your Daddy made it into the Xbox charts is remarkable enough, but at the same time there is another co-op game in the top 10 with A Way Out – the exciting prison-break adventure also costs only 3 euros at the moment. The rest of the top 10, on the other hand, is mainly made up of big names like FIFA 23, GTA 5, Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla and Red Dead Redemption 2 among themselves. (Source: Xbox)
Incidentally, Xbox is also bizarre off the charts – recently became the Xbox Series X|S grotesquely from politicians because of a new feature attacked.
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