Xbox fans can grab 10 free games coming this month – including Overwhelmingly Positive games

XBOX has just announced three more games coming to the console for absolutely free.

There is a great line-up this August, including a great selection of indies that everyone can try.


Xbox fans can grab 10 free games coming this month – including Overwhelmingly Positive games
Gris is known for its gorgeous art style.

We already knew about the six games that are out now on the service and the upcoming day-one release of old-school style RPG, Sea of Stars.

All of the games are available on Xbox’s subscription service Xbox Game Pass, and are all playable on the cheaper Game Pass for Console service.

The three recently announced additions include Firewatch, which was critically acclaimed upon release in 2016.

You play as a park ranger on fire watch in a national park, when you stumble across a strange mystery that is occurring.

Your character builds a relationship over walkie-talkie with another park employee despite the two never meeting in person.

Next up is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which will be coming to Game Pass on the day of its release.

This is a third-person horror game based on the movie of the same name that hopes to give you the same terrifying experience.

The final new game added is Gris, another indie darling that was released in 2018.

It’s an atmospheric 2D platformer that is renowned for its gorgeous artstyle.

Here is the full list of 10 games that have come and will come to Game Pass this month.

  • Out now
    • Celeste – Cloud, console and PC
    • A Short Hike – Cloud, console and PC
    • Broforce Forever – Cloud, console and PC
    • Limbo – Cloud, console and PC
    • Airborne Kingdom – Cloud, console and PC
    • Everspace 2 – Cloud and Xbox Series X|S
  • August 17
    • Firewatch – Cloud, console and PC
  • August 18
    • The Texas Chainsaw Massacre – Cloud, console and PC
  • August 29
    • Sea of Stars – Cloud, console and PC
  • September 5
    • Gris – Cloud, console and PC

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.