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Embark on the cartoony world of Inkwell Isle with Cuphead. This independent game created by two Canadian brothers, Chad and Jared Moldenhauer starring Cuphead and Mugman, brothers too. One day, Cuphead and Mugman go to the casino, and, with luck on their side, they do not stop raising up the bet. Until the owner of the casino, who is none other than the Devil himself, offers them to play one last time. The offer he makes to them is the following: if they win, they will be able to leave with all the winnings of the casino, but if they lose they will have to yield their souls to the Devil. In front of the greed, Cuphead goes headlong, and the two brothers lose. Unable to give up their souls, Cuphead and Mugman beg the devil to spare them. The Devil agrees on the condition that they collect for him the souls of bad payers. It's on this background, and with graphics largely inspired by the cartoons of the thirties that Cuphead takes place. But do not be fooled by its graphics, because Cuphead is not a childish game. On the contrary, it is actually a particularly demanding shoot'em up. The game focuses primarily on boss fights, which will allow you to collect valuable contracts for the Devil. There are two other types of levels available, you can board an airplane to eliminate your enemies, but also go run-and-gun on some levels. Cuphead has a range of possible actions: jump, crouch, and sprint, both on the ground and in the air, and he can also use pink-colored objects to enjoy a double jump. Of course, he has a weapon with which he can fire in 8 directions and a special attack. You can improve some of Cuphead abilities through the store, thanks to the coins you pick up in the levels. Be careful though, as improving certain abilities can have an impact on others. In Cuphead lives are not limited, which is nice considering the difficulty of the game. However, if you die in a boss fight, the sequence of attacks will be different on the next try. Finally, Cuphead has a local co-op mode.
Use your CD key on Steam.
Cuphead
If you do not have a Steam account, you will need to download the client from the official website, install it and then create your account. Once you are logged into your account, click on "Add game" in the bottom left corner and then on "Activate product on Steam". After a few clicks on "Next", you can finally enter your CD key, the game will automatically be added to your library and the download will begin.
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If you have a digital Xbox Play Anywhere title, you can play on both Windows 10 PC and Xbox One.
Cuphead
Play Anywhere games can be played on your PC and your Xbox. You will need to have installed the Windows 10 Anniversary Edition update on your PC, as well as the latest update on your Xbox One console. You only have to log into your Xbox Live/Microsoft account and your Xbox Play Anywhere games will be available to download. On your Xbox One, games will show as "Ready to Install" under "My Games and Apps". On your Windows 10 PC, games will appear in "My Library."
CD key to use on the GOG GALAXY client to download your game.
Cuphead
To activate a game you download on GOG Galaxy, open the application on your computer, log in to your account, click on the menu icon, and then select "Game Codes". Enter the game code in the appropriate field and click "Continue". Once the code is verified, the game will automatically be added to your GOG Galaxy library where you can download and play it.
(*) The best price is currently £1.33. We discovered this product available from 20 vendors supporting 6 DRM systems: Xbox Live, Steam, XBox Play Anywhere, Sony PSN, Nintendo eShop & GOG Galaxy on 5 platforms - PC, PS4, Switch, XboxOne & Xbox Series X. The game comes in 4 editions. Our price comparison tool has identified 69 digital offers. and 4 prices for the physical version. Additionally, our platform showcases feedback from users, with 2 comments already shared.
Cuphead
Embark on the cartoony world of Inkwell Isle with Cuphead. This independent game created by two Canadian brothers, Chad and Jared Moldenhauer starring Cuphead and Mugman, brothers too. One day, Cuphead and Mugman go to the casino, and, with luck on their side, they do not stop raising up the bet. Until the owner of the casino, who is none other than the Devil himself, offers them to play one last time. The offer he makes to them is the following: if they win, they will be able to leave with all the winnings of the casino, but if they lose they will have to yield their souls to the Devil. In front of the greed, Cuphead goes headlong, and the two brothers lose. Unable to give up their souls, Cuphead and Mugman beg the devil to spare them. The Devil agrees on the condition that they collect for him the souls of bad payers. It's on this background, and with graphics largely inspired by the cartoons of the thirties that Cuphead takes place. But do not be fooled by its graphics, because Cuphead is not a childish game. On the contrary, it is actually a particularly demanding shoot'em up. The game focuses primarily on boss fights, which will allow you to collect valuable contracts for the Devil. There are two other types of levels available, you can board an airplane to eliminate your enemies, but also go run-and-gun on some levels. Cuphead has a range of possible actions: jump, crouch, and sprint, both on the ground and in the air, and he can also use pink-colored objects to enjoy a double jump. Of course, he has a weapon with which he can fire in 8 directions and a special attack. You can improve some of Cuphead abilities through the store, thanks to the coins you pick up in the levels. Be careful though, as improving certain abilities can have an impact on others. In Cuphead lives are not limited, which is nice considering the difficulty of the game. However, if you die in a boss fight, the sequence of attacks will be different on the next try. Finally, Cuphead has a local co-op mode.