Xbox Free Play Days: what’s playable this weekend and where

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Xbox Free Play Days: what’s playable this weekend and where
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Xbox has outlined the next Free Play Days slate, running October 16-19, 2025. The lineup spans big-budget racing, a space roguelike, large-scale WW2 warfare and two indie trials. Access rules vary by title – some require a subscription, others are open to all Xbox members. Several games highlight platform features such as Optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Play Anywhere. An editorial note confirms one previously listed game has been pushed to a later date.

What’s included and how access works

The weekend features five titles across different access models. Some are part of the core Free Play Days program that requires Game Pass membership, while others are marked Free Play Days for All or offer timed trials with no membership requirement. All availability is confined to the event window.

Lineup and access at a glance – Xbox Free Play Days (October 16-19, 2025)

The table below summarizes platforms, access type and trial availability to help you plan your weekend sessions.

Game Access type Platforms Availability window Trial length
F1 25 Game Pass membership required (Ultimate, Premium and Essential) Xbox Series X|S October 16-19, 2025 Event-limited access
Everspace Game Pass membership required Xbox consoles, PC – Xbox Play Anywhere October 16-19, 2025 Event-limited access
Hell Let Loose Free Play Days for All Xbox Series X|S, PC – Xbox Play Anywhere October 16-19, 2025 Event-limited access
The Stone of Madness Timed trial – no Game Pass required Xbox Series X|S, PC – Xbox Play Anywhere October 16-19, 2025 2-hour trial
Ra Ra Boom Timed trial – no Game Pass required Xbox Series X|S October 16-19, 2025 1-hour trial

F1 25 – full-featured weekend trial plus 2XP

  • Trial period: October 16-19, 2025.
  • Content scope: access covers the game’s major modes, including the revamped My Team and the third chapter of Braking Point.
  • Progression: a 2XP weekend runs during the same window and applies whether you’re playing the trial or own the game.
  • Platform notes: Optimized for Xbox Series X|S.

Everspace – single‑player space roguelike with story threads

Rockfish Games’ Everspace blends roguelike structure with an action‑focused single‑player space shooter loop. Runs unfold across a constantly shifting universe, emphasizing improvisation and resource management. Narrative vignettes tie encounters together as you meet characters who each carry a piece of the overarching story. The title supports Xbox Play Anywhere, allowing play on both console and PC.

Hell Let Loose – large‑scale WW2 theaters open to all

  • Access: marked as Free Play Days for All.
  • Theaters: Eastern, Western and North African fronts with varied battlefields spanning fields, bridges, forests and towns.
  • Platform notes: Optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Play Anywhere support.

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The Stone of Madness – stealth tactics in an 18th‑century monastery

This real‑time tactical stealth title is set in an 18th‑century Spanish monastery in the Pyrenees that doubles as a madhouse and inquisitorial prison. You guide five prisoners – each battling fears and dwindling sanity – as they coordinate skills, uncover the monastery’s secrets and attempt escape. A 2‑hour timed trial is available to all members during the event window.

Ra Ra Boom – local co‑op brawling with upgrades

  • Core loop: 4‑player local co‑op brawler focused on robot-smashing combat and incremental upgrades.
  • Solo or with friends: designed for short sessions over the weekend, with scaling chaos through progression.
  • Trial: 1‑hour timed trial open to all members.

was removed from this Free Play Days lineup and rescheduled for a later date.

Why it matters – a varied weekend sampler

This Free Play Days run mixes a flagship racer, a narrative‑tinged roguelike, a tactical WW2 shooter and two distinct indie trials. For players, it’s a contained way to test full‑game systems in F1 25, explore genre variety across console and PC, and sample timed trials without commitment. The staggered access types help different audiences find a fit over the October 16-19 window.

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Daniel Togman

Editor-in-Chief & Gaming Analyst at TopGame.blog

Daniel Togman is a gamer with an editor’s eye (and an editor with a gamer’s heart). As Editor-in-Chief of TopGame.blog, he makes sure every review, guide, and insight hits with honesty, clarity, and a bit of flair. Years in content creation and gaming journalism taught him one thing: readers don’t want fluff — they want the real stuff. And that’s exactly what he delivers.

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