Free Play Days: Enjoy MLB The Show 25, Polterguys: Possession Party, RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition, and Blasphemous

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So, here’s the thing—summer’s screaming at us, and it’s just jam-packed with stuff. Xbox has this thing, Free Play Days, or whatever they’re calling it these days. Imagine taking RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition out for a spin—it’s on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Standard, and Core from the 10th to 13th of July. Does time even matter? Well, maybe it should, but for now, let’s roll with this wildness.

Now, dig this, MLB The Show 25 and Polterguys: Possession Party—those are hanging out for free, like all Xbox users can jump in, no hitch. Fancy that, right? No need for fancy-pants subscriptions.

And get this, Blasphemous is up for grabs too—but heads up, it’s just a 2-hour tease. Enough time to freak yourself out? Probably. Or maybe you’re into that sort of thing.

### The “How-to” Mystery

Look, I’m not one for instructions, but if you wanna play, hit up Xbox.com, find the games. There’s a path you follow. I lost it somewhere between there and the Microsoft Store, so make sure you’re logged in or something. I tried it without an account once—complete disaster. On console, head to the Subscriptions tab in the store, and somewhere in there is Free Play Days. It’s like finding Narnia, only different.

### Riding the Fun Train

And, oh, if the fun’s really kickin’, you can buy the game. Imagine keeping your Gamerscore, like finding a forgotten fiver in your jeans. Discounts are a tad wonky, changing like my moods. So, don’t bank on consistency—what’s available varies, depends on where you’re at too.

### Game On — But Wait, There’s More

So, yeah, Xbox Game Pass Membership is a thing for this Free Play Days gig. Tried explaining this to a friend; still not sure they got it. Though, they’ve got RollerCoaster Tycoon 3, a vibe if you’re into amusement parks and financial stuff. Somehow, the allure of being a park boss tickles someone out there. Me? I get sidetracked by coaster crashes.

### And for Everyone Else?

Yeah, there’s Polterguys: Possession Party, spooky yet intriguing. I got distracted by random game maps, so… no spoilers, okay? And MLB The Show 25 is cool too if you’re dreaming baseball greatness. Forge paths, or whatever they’re calling it. High school to Hall of Fame—sounds exhausting, yet epic.

Oh, and Blasphemous—you’re walking into nightmares, twisted religions, curses. If dark and brooding is your jam, this one’s a go. But 2-hour timer, remember? Yeah, time’s always ticking. Press start and see where things go.

So, that’s my chaotic rundown. Hope you got what you needed… or maybe you’re just more puzzled. Either way, dive in if you dare.