The Xbox Live Gold Deals for March 2017 is set to be revealed within the week by Microsoft. Fans are already on the lookout for the latest free games from the tech giant.
Every month, Microsoft offers several game titles for every Xbox One and Xbox 360 Gold member. There are two Xbox One and two Xbox 360 titles which can be downloaded for free, as long as the user is a Gold subscriber.
Xbox Gold subscribers can now get all four titles on one console with the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program. For the Games with Gold February 2017 lineup, Xbox's Larry Hryb made the announcement on Tuesday, the 24th.
The same thing can also happen this month. Hryb is expected to announce the new Xbox Live Gold Deals for March between February 22nd-24th.
There have been no leaks on what could be included in the upcoming lineup. However, Xbox Live Gold members still have a lot of time to download February's free games.
As previously reported by Auto World News, this month's free games includes Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime free from February 1-28 on Xbox One. Project Cars Digital Edition will also be free from February 16 to March 15 on Xbox One.
Along with those two free games, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is also available from February 16 to 28 on both Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Fans are urged to download these freebies now while they still last.
Xbox is expected to replace Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime with another game from the lineup as soon as the month ends. On the other hand, there was only one new Xbox One Backwards Compatibility game launched this week.
It's the Hitman Absolution which is now available to download on the next-gen console. Larry Hryb made the announcement earlier this month. Through Twitter, Hryb confirmed that the Square Enix title would be available starting February 14.
The official game description for the game reads: "Hitman: Absolution follows the Original Assassin undertaking his most personal contract to date." Keep checking back on Auto World News for the latest Xbox Live Gold Deals for this month.
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