Xbox Games with Gold September 2022 Free Games Announced

Not ONE predicted, yet again.

Microsoft has recently revealed the full lineup of Xbox Games with Gold September 2022 free games.

Xbox Games with Gold September 2022 Free Games Highlights

Just like usual, Microsoft has revealed this month’s free games Xbox Games with Gold and like always, we have NOT predicted the lineup again. The games are quite good though, which include a metal rhythm game, battling against deities, building an amusement park, and a very popular FPS classic.

Remember, by October 2022, Xbox 360 games will not be added to the lineup. No word on what will happen to the two slots after October, but it is speculated it will now be replaced by more Xbox One games.

Titles Getting Added

  • Gods Will Fall ($14.99 ERP): Available September 1 to 30
  • Double Kick Heroes ($21.99 ERP): Available September 16 to October 15
  • Thrillville ($9.99 ERP): Available September 1 to 15
  • Portal 2 ($19.99 ERP): Available September 16 to 30

Gods Will Fall

Players will be battling against the very deities in this brutal action and adventure epic. They will be commanding Celtic warriors to fight against these cruel gods.

Double Kick Heroes

Double Kick Heroes is a shoot ‘em up rhythm game where players play music. They will be banging their head with their band through 30 levels of madness and heavy metal.

Thrillville

Build your very own amusement park. Players can do everything from design roller coasters to go-carts, play mini-golf, and join friends for party games. Ensure guests’ enjoyment and keep them happy while they are visiting.

Portal 2

The classic FPS title will be available on Xbox Games with Gold next month. Solve puzzles with your powerful portal gun and make use of tractor beams, lasers, light bridges, and more. New characters have been added too. Play single-player or co-op in this game where the rules of physics are king.

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Xbox Games with Gold September 2022 free games start on September 1, 2022.

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