Here are the free Xbox games for this weekend with the Free Play Days

Now available the free Xbox games to enjoy this weekend with Free Play Days.

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As every week, Microsoft has renewed the Free Play Days promotion, offering Xbox Game Pass subscribers a new chance to enjoy several complete games without additional cost throughout the weekend. The promotion starts today and will be available until next Monday.

This week’s selection includes three very different proposals, with a recent horror game as the main attraction for those looking to discover something new before deciding whether to buy it.

Free Xbox Games with Free Play Days

These are the titles you can download and play for free during the promotion:

• Crisol: Theater of Idols – A disturbing first-person horror and survival game set in a nightmare inspired by Spanish folklore. Released this year, it has received a very positive reception among PC players. – Download
• Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports – Compete with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Wile E. Coyote, and the rest of the classic Warner Bros. characters in a collection of arcade sports designed for solo or multiplayer fun. – Download
• Planet Zoo: Console Edition – Build and manage your dream zoo, caring for hundreds of animal species, designing detailed habitats, and offering the best experience for your visitors. – Download

Only for a Few Days

As usual, these games can be enjoyed for free during the weekend by users with a compatible Xbox Game Pass subscription. Once the promotion ends, you’ll need to purchase the game to continue playing, although any progress made during these days will be saved if you decide to buy it later.

If you still don’t have plans for this weekend, Free Play Days is once again offering a great opportunity to discover new games without additional cost before deciding whether they deserve a permanent spot in your Xbox library.