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November's Games With Gold Lineup Revealed
Another month, another group of games for Xbox Live Gold members.
The entire month will feature Trackmania Turbo offered free on Xbox One. This fast-paced over-the-top racing game features 200 tracks and a cooperative mode that has two players trying to control the same car.
Xbox One owners can also get their hands on Tales from the Borderlands, a Telltale Games episodic point-and-click comedy. Tales from the Borderlands will be available to download for free from November 16 until the end of the month.
If you’re still rocking an Xbox 360, there are two free games for you this month, both of which are backwards compatible, so Xbox One owners can enjoy them too. Nights into Dreams is an HD remaster of the 1996 Sega Saturn game of the same name. Players must enter a dream world under threat of destruction and stop its demise, as the collapse of it would also destroy the real world. Nights into Dreams is available to download free from November 1 to 15.
Finally, from November 16 to the end of the month, Deadfall Adventures will be free to download. If you’re not picking up Wolfenstein II, you can still get your Nazi killing fix through this action-adventure game. Set in the World War II era, players will fight supernatural enemies while solving puzzles across the world.
Don’t forget to check out October’s Games with Gold deals before the month ends, as Medal of Honor: Airborne and Gone Home will be free until them. The Turing Test will continue to be free until November 15.
[Source: Xbox Wire]
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