Xbox’s Free Play Days run from June 4 to June 7, delivering eleven titles at no cost and deep discounts on many more. The centerpiece is a special catalog from indie publisher No More Robots, celebrating its decade in business, while Bungie’s classic shooter Marathon is available for free trial on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC.

No More Robots 10th‑Anniversary Catalog Leads the Lineup

The event’s headline is the No More Robots collection, a curated set of indie titles marking the studio’s ten‑year milestone. According to the source, games such as Little Rocket Lab, Spirittea and Soccer Story showcase the publisher’s penchant for quirky, narrative‑driven experiences. players can download these titles through the Game Pass or Microsoft Store apps, but an active Game Pass subscription (Ultimate, Premium or Essential) is required for most of the catalog.

Bungie’s Marathon Free Until June 7 Across Xbox, PlayStation and PC

Bungie’s 1994‑era FPS Marathon joins the free‑play roster, extending the promotion to non‑Xbox platforms for the first time. The source notes that the game is playable on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and Steam‑based PC until the June 7 deadline, bringing the total free‑play count to eleven titles. After that date, players must purchase the game to retain access.

Descenders Free for All Console Users, Subscription Not Required

In a rare move, the downhill‑racing title Descenders is offered at no cost to any Xbox console owner, regardless of Game Pass status. The source explains that while most Free Play Days titles need a Game Pass membership, Descenders is an exception, available via the Subscriptions tab in the Xbox Store for both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Deep Discounts on Indie Gems Highlight Value Proposition

Beyond the free titles, the promotion slashes prices on several indie games. For example, Spirittea drops from $19.99 to $9.99, Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath falls to $6.79, and Hypnospace Outlaw hits a historic low of $4 .99. The source lists Family Man at $2.99, underscoring the event’s focus on affordable access to niche titles.

Who Still Needs a Game Pass to Benefit?

While Descenders is universally free, the remainiing games in the Free Play Days collection still require an active Game Pass tier for download or discounted purchase, as the source confirms. This requirement leaves a gap for casual players who may not hold a subscription, limiting the promotion’s reach to existing subscribers.