Xbox Free Play Days offers ARC Raiders and six more games

Xbox’s latest Free Play Days promotion includes seven games across several genres, including shooters, horror games, racing games, role-playing games and a pirate-themed tactical game. The offer runs from October 8 through October 11, though access differs by title and region.

ARC Raiders is available to Xbox members without a Game Pass subscription. The multiplayer co-op heist game includes its Frozen Trail update during the promotion. The base game and selected editions are discounted by 50% from October 8 through October 15.

Screamer and Family Man are available to subscribers of qualifying Xbox Game Pass plans, including Ultimate and Premium. Screamer combines arcade racing with fighting-game mechanics and anime-inspired visuals. Its Standard and Digital Deluxe editions are discounted by 60%.

Family Man is a narrative role-playing game about making moral choices while trying to support a family. The game is discounted by 85% during the promotion.

High On Life 2, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, Little Nightmares III and Rogue Waters are available through timed trials. High On Life 2 is a first-person shooter about an intergalactic conspiracy, with a comedian companion and talking alien weapons.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is set in a mutated open world filled with hostile groups, monsters and dangerous anomalies. The game is discounted by 30%.

Little Nightmares III features puzzles, predatory humans and monsters in a disturbing setting. Rogue Waters is a pirate-themed tactical roguelite in which players command ships and search for treasure.

Players can find the games in the Microsoft Store or in the Free Play Days collection on Xbox consoles. On PC or the web, players can open a participating game’s store page and sign in to see the installation option.

Discounts and availability may vary by region. Players who buy a game after trying it can continue from their existing progress and keep achievements and Gamerscore where supported.