Microsoft has revealed the August Games with Gold line-up for Xbox One and Xbox 360.
The four Games with Gold titles for August have been confirmed, with the games this month proving particularly strong for Xbox gamers.
As in previous months, you’ll get two access to two free games for each of Microsoft’s consoles – the Xbox One and Xbox 360.
For Xbox One, gamers will get access to Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes for free throughout the whole of August.
That’s just ahead of the September 1 Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain release date on September 1. There couldn’t be a better time to catch up with Snake’s story really.
From August 16 to September 15, Xbox One gamers will get free access to How to Survive: Storm Warning Edition.
This is the complete edition of the crafting survival zombie nightmare game, where you need to survive on a zombie infested archipelago.
Related: Best Xbox One Games 2015
As for Xbox 360 gamers, from August 1 – 15 you can download Metro 2033 for free.
Then from August 16 – 31, its sequel Metro Last Light will become available via Games with Gold.
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