The holidays are almost here, and what could be more enjoyable than singing the Christmas carols and eating left over Christmas dinner? That would be relaxing on the couch, or maybe even standing, with an Xbox controller in hand, playing one of the four titles that serve as great Christmas presents Xbox is sending your way. The Xbox Live Games with Gold December 2016 lineup brings you 4 irresistible games this merry season.
Xbox Live Games with Gold December 2016 free games include the "Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition" ($29.99) , which can be downloaded on starting on Dec. 1 until Dec. 31 and the "Outlast" ($19.99) which can be downloaded from Dec. 16 to Jan. 15. Both games are for Xbox One players. The "Sleeping Dogs" was first developed in 2012 by United Front Games and Square Enix London. The "Sleeping Dog: Definitive Edition" is an updated edition released in 2014 that has an improved game play and a better audio-visual quality. The game plot is about an undercover police officer who infiltrates the antagonist's organization. It is a single player, "open world" action-adventure video game. The "Outlast", on the other hand, is a survival horror game. It is also a single player game with a first-person point of view. The game plot revolves around an investigative journalist who decided to investigate a psychiatric institution where inhumane experiments are done.
The two games which will be available for Xbox 360 Gold subscribers are the "Outland" ($9.99) and the "Burnout Paradise" ($14.99). The "Outland," which can be downloaded free from Dec. 1 until Dec. 15 is a platform type of game that can be played in single-player or a multiplayer mode. The "Burnout Paradise" which is a racing game that has a single-player and multiplayer mode can be downloaded from Dec. 16 until Dec. 31. These two games are also backward compatible on Xbox One. Xbox Live Games with Gold December 2016 free lineup will surely let you enjoy the holidays more.
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