A new free cooperative shooter lands this Sunday on Xbox Series

A new cooperative shooter arrives this Sunday on Xbox Series totally free.

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Over the past few weeks, many Xbox players have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of a frenetic shooter that has become a very popular proposition on PC thanks to its direct pace, roguelike progression system, and cooperative mode for three players. A title that stands out for its short games, constant improvements, and arcade focus that hooks you from the first minute.

The good news is that you won’t have to wait any longer: this Sunday, December 7th it will be available on Xbox Series and will be completely free, just like its PC version. Additionally, it arrives at a time of maximum activity, with cross-events and temporary content that will keep the community very active.

Arrives for free on Xbox Series with advantages for Game Pass subscribers

Its console debut includes an important detail: all Game Pass members, regardless of subscription level, will be able to claim the Rogueteers Re-Supply Pack, a bundle of resources designed to give you an edge and unlock abilities from the first games.

On PC, the game has been very fun, although somewhat irregular in performance, so the release on Xbox Series is generating a lot of expectation. If the console version achieves stability and fluidity, it has the potential to become one of the most played free proposals in December within the Xbox ecosystem.

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With its release scheduled for this Sunday and immediate access without paying anything, many players will take advantage of the weekend to discover if this new cooperative shooter manages to carve out a niche among the favorites in the Xbox free-to-play catalog. Will it live up to the enthusiasm it has generated? We’ll find out in a few days.