Get the most out of the weekend and play PES 2020, MotoGP 20 and Don’t Starve Together for free on the new Xbox One Free Play Days.
A new weekend is coming and with it a new trident of free games on Xbox One. Microsoft has confirmed that this time the ones chosen to liven up the weekend are eFootball PES 2020, MotoGP 20 and Don’t Starve Together: Console Edition. Between Friday June 19 and Monday June 22 we can play all three titles for free without paying anything … as long as we are members of Xbox Live Gold or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. In addition, if any of them especially attracts our attention, these “Free Play Days” are accompanied by succulent discounts and price drops.
In the case of eFootball PES 2020, the latest installment of the Konami soccer simulator, the discount is 50% and leaves the title at 19.99 euros in its Legend Edition, and at 14.99 euros in the standard version. The difference between the two lies in the following content for myClub mode, only available in the Legend Edition:
- PES Legend Player
- Ronaldinho 2019
- Lionel Messi: loan for 10 games
- Premium Agent (3 players) x 30 weeks
- 3 player x 30 week contract renewal
Xbox One Free Play Days
For its part, the MotoGP 20 discount is 30% and leaves the game at 48.99 euros. The title received an 8 in the Reviews of FreeGameTips, where we consider it “one more step” in the evolution of virtual motorcycling, and it has also sneaked into our list with the “great driving games of 2020”, where we review the state of the genre “beyond Forza and Gran Turismo”.
There would be Don’t Starve Together: Console Edition, the multiplayer expansion of Don’t Starve, one of the most acclaimed survival games of this generation. Although we can only play the expansion, focused on online modes and cooperation, for free, the discount is 60% and is applied to the Don’t Starve Mega Pack, which for 10.79 euros includes Don’t Starve: Giant Edition (the original title with all its DLC), Don’t Starve: Shipwrecked Console Edition (a huge expansion for single player mode) and the aforementioned Don’t Starve Together, in which you can form groups of up to six people.
