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Xbox Free Play Days lets you try these four games for free this weekend

Xbox Free Play Days lets you try these four games for free this weekend
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Aman September 4, 2026 Games

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Microsoft is back with another round of Xbox Free Play Days, giving players a chance to try four games for free this weekend. The latest lineup includes EA Sports College Football 27, The Survivalists, The Lonesome Guild, and Under The Waves. However, only The Survivalists requires an Xbox Game Pass membership.

EA Sports College Football 27 is available on Xbox Series X|S and lets players try its Road to Glory career mode and multiplayer features. The game includes 138 playable Football Bowl Subdivision teams.

The Lonesome Guild is a top-down action RPG where you play as an amnesiac ghost. The game focuses on exploration, combat and discovering the character’s past.

Under The Waves is a narrative adventure set in a techno-futuristic underwater world. Both The Lonesome Guild and Under The Waves have a two-hour trial limit during Free Play Days.

The fourth game, The Survivalists, requires an Xbox Game Pass Essential, Premium, or Ultimate subscription. It is a survival game from the team behind The Escapists. You explore a procedurally generated island, collect resources, craft items and build your base.

Here is the complete Free Play Days lineup:

  • The Survivalists: Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
  • EA Sports College Football 27: Xbox Series X|S
  • The Lonesome Guild: Windows, Xbox Series X|S
  • Under The Waves: Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S

The Free Play Days offer is available until Sunday, September 6, at 11:59 PM PT.

To find these games on your Xbox, open the Microsoft Store, go to Home, and then select Subscriptions. The games included in Free Play Days should appear there.

Microsoft is also offering discounts on most of these games during the promotion, so you can buy them for less if you decide to continue playing after the free trial.

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Aman

About the Author: Aman

Aman is an Engineering student who specializes in high-performance gaming systems. Having started his journey in the PC ecosystem at age five, he has spent over two decades analyzing the intersection of software optimization and hardware architecture. He keeps a close eye in gaming world and brings all the latest updates that matter to gamers.

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