Play These 9 Games For Free This Weekend On Xbox
Xbox Game Pass is about to become significantly more grimdark as a wealth of games will be free to play for the weekend. Following on from the recent event which saw the announcement of several new video games set within the sprawling sci-fi universe, Microsoft is allowing interested users to taste the glory of the Imperium or the evil villainy of the Xenos races. Most of the games included in this week's Free Play Days will take a significant amount of time to complete, so it's worth picking and choosing some favorites.
Per the official Xbox blog, nine games pulled from every branch of the franchise, including and, will be free to play from May 23 to May 26. The games included on the list:
It's worth noting that Xbox Game Pass Core and Ultimate subscribers will also be able to grab the listed games at a significant discount during the Free Play Days weekend, meaning if one stands out, it's less painful on the wallet. The wide range of titles can be daunting for those uninitiated with the universe, but there's something for everyone in the mix.
Microsoft is adding several new titles to its Game Pass subscriptions in May 2024, but there are also some titles being removed.
It's worth noting that while the franchise is a pop culture behemoth, the quality of its video games does vary wildly. Arguably the best option in the Free Play Days weekend is, a tactical RPG with a deep customization system and excellent writing that's managed to win over both fans and critics alike. Alternatively, fans looking for a less cinematic but nonetheless deep role-playing experience should check out, an isometric CRPG that's dense with lore and world-building.
Those wanting a more action-packed experience may want to dip into , a co-op melee game where players take on the role of champions looking to push back the sinister forces of the rat-like Skaven. Its visceral, bloody combat is always satisfying and its progression makes for hours of replayability. Alternatively, there's the
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