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You may find this hard to believe, I certainly did, but there are still a number of Xbox users who aren’t making use of Microsoft Rewards.
If you’re sitting there thinking, “I don’t know what that is,” I’m afraid you’re part of that aforementioned problem.
But worry not, my friend. I’m here to enlighten you.
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Microsoft Rewards is, as you may have guessed, Microsoft’s reward platform that allows Xbox users to earn points that can eventually be exchanged for … rewards.
It’s all very self explanatory.
What kind of rewards are on offer? Well, it’s free store credit that tends to be the main draw, but there are free consoles on offer too amongst other goodies like Game Pass subscriptions.
You can rack up your points total rather easily.
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Of course, you’ll earn points for purchases made via the Microsoft or Xbox Store, plus you can top up your coffers via completing easy daily tasks.
For example, if you’re all signed in with the relevant accounts linked, you can even earn points simply by searching for something on Bing as opposed to Google.
There are plenty of incredible exclusive titles to spend your hard-earned credit on, including Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
If you don’t believe me, just listen to some of these user testimonials.
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“I did this and in two and a half years, I got $500 of points. I used it to buy a Series X. There's an unbelievable amount of points you can get for, at most, about 10 mins of easy clicking,” explained Reddit user Massanti.
“If I did the math right, you can earn $254 a year in the US just by completing your Bing search dailies, and that's excluding the points from the Bing shopping game, Game Pass quests, and the Xbox and PC punch cards,” they continued.
“This program is always overlooked by the vast majority of the Xbox community. As an example, I've been saving my rewards points for around six months now and I've accumulated almost enough for £50. Microsoft rewards is a no brainer for any Xbox gamer,” added UGD_ReWiindz.
Don’t be the goofy goober who’s missing out.
Topics: Xbox, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, Microsoft