With a week left to go before we enter the final stretch of the first quarter of the year (GREGORIAN MATHS IS FUN), it’s time to look towards the future. Specifically, the future of which free games will be available via the ol’ Xbox Live Games With Gold service.
Two of the craziest racing games ever made will be available next month on the Xbox One in the Games With Gold program. Here’s a look at what else that you can expect to play and when.
It’s nearly time for the holidays, which are a time of cheer and wonder. It would make sense then, for the free (feel free to insert your own inverted commas) that come with Xbox Games With Gold in December to inject a little of that Yuletide cheer. They’re not though – instead we have a dark co-op FPS, a middling adventure game and an entirely okay 3rd person hack and slash game.
The icy puzzler The Turning Test and Fullbright's debut, Gone Home, headline October's Games with Gold offerings on Xbox One and Xbox 360.
Like an Irishman working in a sodium factory on Saint Patrick’s day and who isn’t wearing green, you might want to take this with a pinch of salt as the August Xbox Games With Gold have been "leaked".
Where one month ends another begins. Which means new old games via the Xbox Games With Gold service for Xbox Live subscribers. So what does your subscription get you this month? The following according to Xbox.
May’s a great month. It’s the month that I was born in, which usually explains why a Hellmouth opens near my home every time this year and the Rock also happens to share that day of vaginal escape with me. The most electrifying birthday date in the world aside, the first week of May is usually Christmas for Star Wars fans, with days four and five being a day of celebration and revenge respectively. Xbox is kicking off said celebrations with not one but two free Star Wars games this month. Here’s the list of what and when to expect them, provided your Xbox Live subscription is paid and up to date.
The April batch of Games with Gold have been leaked. And they include a bunch of angry Romans, and angsty teen in an undead nightmare and some truly biblical events.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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