Microsoft has launched a new round of Xbox Free Play Days to give players the chance to try several games for free over the weekend. This time, the lineup includes some popular titles such as Diablo IV and Killing Floor 3.
The promotion allows Xbox players to download and play selected games for a limited time. Most of the titles require an active Xbox Game Pass membership. However, one game in the list can be played by everyone without any subscription.
The action role-playing game Diablo IV, developed by Blizzard Entertainment, is completely free to try during this promotion. Players can jump into the game’s dark world and play through the campaign with a level cap of 25. All character classes are available during the trial. This includes the recently introduced Paladin class. The free trial will remain available until March 18, giving players a few extra days to explore the game.
Players who subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, or Essential can also cooperative shooter Killing Floor 3 from Tripwire Interactive. The lineup also features Bassmaster Fishing, a competitive fishing simulator, the tactical strategy game Worms W.M.D, and the popular city-building game Tropico 6.
These games can be played on different Xbox platforms depending on the title. Most of them support both the Xbox Series X and Series S and the Xbox One consoles.
As with previous Free Play Days events, any progress made during the free weekend will carry over if players decide to buy the game later. This means players can continue from where they stopped without losing their progress.
Xbox users can easily find the available games through the Store on their console. After opening the Store, they need to go to the Home section and then open the Subscriptions tab. The Free Play Days collection will appear there.
Most of the games in this promotion will remain available until Sunday, March 15, at 11:59 PM PT. However, the Diablo IV trial will continue until March 18. This gives players more time to explore the action RPG before the offer ends.
