Xbox Free Play Days opens 10 games from No More Robots this weekend

Xbox Free Play Days is back with a larger than usual weekend lineup, and this time every game comes from the same publisher, No More Robots. The latest promotion gives Xbox players access to 10 games, covering cozy life sims, sports adventures, downhill biking, strategy, retro style shooters, and narrative experiments.

The offer runs until Sunday, June 7, at 11:59 PM PT. Most games in the lineup require an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, or Essential subscription, but there is one exception. Descenders is available to all Xbox players without needing a subscription.

The lineup is also useful because many of the games support Xbox Play Anywhere. That means players can jump in on Xbox consoles or PC where supported, making the weekend more flexible for people who switch between devices.

The selection has a clear variety. Little Rocket Lab, Spirittea, and Soccer Story lean into lighter and more relaxed play. Descenders Next and Descenders bring faster action, with downhill biking and high risk runs built around speed and control. Let’s Build a Zoo is the management pick, giving players a chance to build, organize, and expand a zoo with plenty of strange choices along the way.

Hypnospace Outlaw is one of the most unusual games in the list. It recreates a fictional version of the old internet and turns browsing, moderation, and digital detective work into the main gameplay loop. Slayers X goes in a completely different direction with retro shooter energy, while Nowhere Prophet brings card based strategy into a harsh wasteland setting. Family Man adds another odd choice driven experience, asking players to survive through questionable decisions.

To find the games on an Xbox console, open the Store, go to the Home section in the sidebar, then open the Subscriptions tab. The Free Play Days collection should appear there.

This is a smart weekend promotion because it does not rely on one major blockbuster. Instead, it gives players a broad sample of No More Robots’ catalog. Some games are cozy, some are strange, and some are built for quick bursts of action. Since the offer only lasts through the weekend, the best approach is to try the titles that look most different from what you normally play.