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February’s Xbox Live Games With Gold Include #IDARB, Sniping, And Brotherly Love
Microsoft has announced next month’s lineup for Xbox Live Games with Gold. The sport of the future is upon us (and you can design your own characters).
On Xbox One, you can check out #IDARB. It’s sport meets fighting meets platforming, and you can check it out in our Test Chamber.
On Xbox 360, you’ve got an indie darling and a lesson in radiology. For the first half of the month (February 1 through 15), you can get Starbreeze’s Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons.
Beginning on February 16, you can start performing X-rays like a trained professional. Sniper Elite V2 will be the free game through February 28.
You’ve got through this Saturday to download January’s games. Don’t miss out.
[Source: Xbox Wire]
Our Take
The Sniper Elite series isn’t perfect, but there is something far too enjoyable about it. The stealth isn’t great, but once you are taking aim at enemies, things get quite good.
I’ve been interested in checking out #IDARB for quite a while. I suspect that it will inspire quite a lot of trash talking in my house.
And if you haven’t played Brothers? Don’t hesitate once February rolls around.
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