Xbox drops three free games for you to download and play this weekend
Topics: Ubisoft, Xbox, Microsoft, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, Xbox Game Pass
Featured Image Credit: Ubisoft, Sumo Digital
Topics: Ubisoft, Xbox, Microsoft, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, Xbox Game Pass
Microsoft have announced that Xbox players can download and play three new games, and they’re available right now. You’ve got to be quick, but you’ll be able to get your hands on a great board game, a military action shooter, as well as a horror classic.
Dropping onto the Free Play Days incentive, Xbox players can now download and trial three new games; Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, Catan, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. You can easily fill some weekend hours with great games and grab some cool moments with friends, too.
Try to survive with your friends in this horror game based on the 1974 film
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You can’t argue with the brilliance of Catan, a best-selling board game that plays wonderfully on a controller. Why not challenge some friends to a game and see if your session falls apart in arguments while you try to outfox each other.
Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is a tactical military shooter perfect for a squad to play together. Whether you’re storming into action-packed missions and blasting away as you strive to live another day, or creeping stealthily through the wilds to get the jump on an enemy encampment, you’re sure to have a thrilling time. The Ghose Recon franchise has always been a huge hit for Ubisoft, and this is a great way to check in with the series.
If you’re a horror fan, you need to spend some time with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. In the same vein as other third-person asymmetrical horror games, such as Dead by Daylight, this is a desperate survival against an evil killer. Based on the 1974 horror film, the game is an authentic experience that emulates the oppressive feeling of trying to survive that backwaters family that took the world by storm.
With these three games you can try out some new experiences and if you love them, add them to a wishlist or grab them from the Microsoft store.