Xbox drops 5 new free downloads you can grab now, no Game Pass needed
Topics: Xbox, Xbox Game Pass, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
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Topics: Xbox, Xbox Game Pass, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
Xbox gamers in need of something new to play need look no further than these newly added free downloads.
Best of all, no Xbox Game Pass membership is required.
Despite Xbox Game Pass receiving a price cut, it comes with a major catch few will be happy about.
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Consequently, it’s nice to have a means of experiencing new adventures without the need for membership.
Gamers who long to be near the sea should check out Mark of the Deep, a pirate adventure of “epic” proportions.
Will you find your missing crew, or will this task prove too great?
For Xbox players who want a grittier experience, there’s much to uncover in this open-world RPG. Tainted Grail: the Fall of Avalon offers a “dark world” filled with all manner of trials to face.
Want to feel the love? Love is all around is a simulator that’ll spread the heartwarming joy of romance. Definitely one for the lovers out there.
Although it’s not about romance, you’ll undoubtedly fall in love with the magic of Disney when you play Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed.
Oh boy, what a fun little adventure!
Last of these five free downloads is Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival, a Bandai Namco experience that you can enjoy with up to four friends.
It’s cute, it’s cheery, it’s a fun time for all.
Before you step away and turn on your Xbox, it’s worth noting that the titles mentioned are demos.
There are full versions of each game, however, it will cost you money to play them.
But who wants to potentially waste cash on something they may not like? No one, that’s who.
If you don’t want to check out these demos, there’s been a series of free downloads announced for Minecraft.
Although they’re not available just yet, it hopefully won’t be long before you can start mining pixelated blocks during your spare time (assuming you’re not already doing that).