Xbox fans can add some more points to the digital wallets with more Microsoft Rewards challenges.TheMicrosoftRewards app as we know has undergone ahuge transformation as of late, as players on Xbox can now gain rewards through the newXboxReward Hub instead.Speaking of Xbox, Xbox Game Pass has some bangers right now, including a fun new soulslike you won’t want to missIt’s now easier than ever to rack up Xbox points, which can then be used to claim freein-store creditas well as a range of other digital goodies.AdvertWhile you’ll get a fat stack of points for playing for five days in a row, you can still log on toMicrosoft Rewards onPCto take part in a variety of activities that’ll get you additional points.This includes web searches, taking part in polls, and quizzes, though as some users recently found out the quiz questions are hilariously easy, almost condescending if you ask me…If you want an example look no further than ctnutmegger’sposton Reddit, where they shared a screenshot of one of the Microsoft Reward quizzes asking what is used to fill up Olympic swimming pools.After racking your brain and looking at the multiple choice answers, you may realise that milk and vinegar are definitely not the answers you’re looking for and click water, then boom you get some points.AdvertStupid questions aside, in a way it’s a good thing they’re so straightforward, as logging on each day, completing whatever simple tasks Microsoft Rewards asks of you and then logging back in the day after is a great way of racking up your point balance.They say every little bit helps, so make sure to grab those points where you can so you can get closer and closer to that sweet Xbox gift card.Featured Image Credit: MicrosoftTopics:Xbox,Microsoft,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X
Xbox fans can add some more points to the digital wallets with more Microsoft Rewards challenges.TheMicrosoftRewards app as we know has undergone ahuge transformation as of late, as players on Xbox can now gain rewards through the newXboxReward Hub instead.Speaking of Xbox, Xbox Game Pass has some bangers right now, including a fun new soulslike you won’t want to missIt’s now easier than ever to rack up Xbox points, which can then be used to claim freein-store creditas well as a range of other digital goodies.AdvertWhile you’ll get a fat stack of points for playing for five days in a row, you can still log on toMicrosoft Rewards onPCto take part in a variety of activities that’ll get you additional points.This includes web searches, taking part in polls, and quizzes, though as some users recently found out the quiz questions are hilariously easy, almost condescending if you ask me…If you want an example look no further than ctnutmegger’sposton Reddit, where they shared a screenshot of one of the Microsoft Reward quizzes asking what is used to fill up Olympic swimming pools.After racking your brain and looking at the multiple choice answers, you may realise that milk and vinegar are definitely not the answers you’re looking for and click water, then boom you get some points.AdvertStupid questions aside, in a way it’s a good thing they’re so straightforward, as logging on each day, completing whatever simple tasks Microsoft Rewards asks of you and then logging back in the day after is a great way of racking up your point balance.They say every little bit helps, so make sure to grab those points where you can so you can get closer and closer to that sweet Xbox gift card.Featured Image Credit: MicrosoftTopics:Xbox,Microsoft,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X
Xbox fans can add some more points to the digital wallets with more Microsoft Rewards challenges.TheMicrosoftRewards app as we know has undergone ahuge transformation as of late, as players on Xbox can now gain rewards through the newXboxReward Hub instead.Speaking of Xbox, Xbox Game Pass has some bangers right now, including a fun new soulslike you won’t want to missIt’s now easier than ever to rack up Xbox points, which can then be used to claim freein-store creditas well as a range of other digital goodies.AdvertWhile you’ll get a fat stack of points for playing for five days in a row, you can still log on toMicrosoft Rewards onPCto take part in a variety of activities that’ll get you additional points.This includes web searches, taking part in polls, and quizzes, though as some users recently found out the quiz questions are hilariously easy, almost condescending if you ask me…If you want an example look no further than ctnutmegger’sposton Reddit, where they shared a screenshot of one of the Microsoft Reward quizzes asking what is used to fill up Olympic swimming pools.After racking your brain and looking at the multiple choice answers, you may realise that milk and vinegar are definitely not the answers you’re looking for and click water, then boom you get some points.AdvertStupid questions aside, in a way it’s a good thing they’re so straightforward, as logging on each day, completing whatever simple tasks Microsoft Rewards asks of you and then logging back in the day after is a great way of racking up your point balance.They say every little bit helps, so make sure to grab those points where you can so you can get closer and closer to that sweet Xbox gift card.
Xbox fans can add some more points to the digital wallets with more Microsoft Rewards challenges.
TheMicrosoftRewards app as we know has undergone ahuge transformation as of late, as players on Xbox can now gain rewards through the newXboxReward Hub instead.
Speaking of Xbox, Xbox Game Pass has some bangers right now, including a fun new soulslike you won’t want to miss
It’s now easier than ever to rack up Xbox points, which can then be used to claim freein-store creditas well as a range of other digital goodies.
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While you’ll get a fat stack of points for playing for five days in a row, you can still log on toMicrosoft Rewards onPCto take part in a variety of activities that’ll get you additional points.
This includes web searches, taking part in polls, and quizzes, though as some users recently found out the quiz questions are hilariously easy, almost condescending if you ask me…
If you want an example look no further than ctnutmegger’sposton Reddit, where they shared a screenshot of one of the Microsoft Reward quizzes asking what is used to fill up Olympic swimming pools.
After racking your brain and looking at the multiple choice answers, you may realise that milk and vinegar are definitely not the answers you’re looking for and click water, then boom you get some points.
Advert
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Stupid questions aside, in a way it’s a good thing they’re so straightforward, as logging on each day, completing whatever simple tasks Microsoft Rewards asks of you and then logging back in the day after is a great way of racking up your point balance.
They say every little bit helps, so make sure to grab those points where you can so you can get closer and closer to that sweet Xbox gift card.
Topics:Xbox,Microsoft,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X
