Microsoft has announced the four free games coming to Xbox Games with Gold in November 2018.
Microsoft has announced the four free games coming to Xbox Games with Gold in November 2018.
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Microsoft has announced the four free games coming to Xbox Games with Gold in November 2018.
First up on Xbox One is EA Dice’s First World War shooter, Battlefield 1. With an air of uncertainty surrounding Battlefield V, and this year’s Call of Duty eschewing a single-player campaign, it’s the perfect time to check out this acclaimed, story-focused FPS.
Also coming to Xbox One is Flippfly’s enjoyable endless flyer, Race the Sun .
Over on Xbox 360 – and Xbox One via backwards compatibility – is the original Assassin’s Creed, and Visceral’s oft-forgotten action game, Dante’s Inferno .
Don’t forget, there’s still time to download three games from October’s Games with Gold lineup. Hitman: Blood Money, and Overcooked! are available until the end of today, and Victor Vran is available until November 15,2018.
Visit our new releases section for the latest updates on the games coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
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