Get two new free Xbox games until tomorrow

Run, they fly: two free games on Xbox until midnight.

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If you’re looking for something quick and lightweight to add to your Xbox library, you’ve got an interesting opportunity today in the Xbox Store. Two games are available for free for a very limited time, normally costing €12.49 each. The promotion ends tomorrow at 00:00 (Spanish mainland time), so it’s best not to miss out.

Both titles can be downloaded on Xbox Series, Xbox One, and PC in digital format. Once added to your account within the time frame, they’ll remain associated with your library.

Free games on Xbox until tomorrow

Prime Checkers

Platforms: Xbox Series, Xbox One, and PC – Download on Xbox Store

A modern reinterpretation of the classic checkers game. Prime Checkers boasts a clean and elegant presentation, with a clear interface that facilitates reading the board and planning moves.

The pace is well-adjusted, and the controls are intuitive, allowing for agile gameplay for both casual and strategic players. It’s a simple yet thoughtful proposition.

Prime Ludo

Platforms: Xbox Series, Xbox One, and PC – Download on Xbox Store

A digital adaptation of the traditional board game known in many countries. Prime Ludo maintains the classic essence, but with a more polished visual finish and designed for comfortable play with a controller.

Ideal for quick and casual games, especially if you’re looking for something more laid-back to alternate with more demanding titles.

The promotion expires at midnight, so it’s recommended to add them as soon as possible, even if you don’t plan to play them right away.

At Generación Xbox, we’re always on the lookout for these types of opportunities, because sometimes the smallest games end up surprising you when you least expect it.