Xbox Deals with Gold this week: Battlefield 4 add-ons and other markdowns

Microsoft has now announced this week's Xbox Deals with Gold games that can be purchased at discounted prices. 

For the current-gen Xbox One, most of the titles available in this week's Deals with Gold program are the "Battlefield 4" add-ons, available at half their original prices. The different expansion discounts range from $3.50 for the "Assault Shortcut Kit" to $12.50 for the "Soldier Shortcut Bundle." Meanwhile, the "Battlefield 4 Ultimate Shortcut Bundle" is available for a limited time for $25. 

Other titles on the Xbox One list include the "Tomb Raider Definitive Edition" for $9.90 or almost 67 percent off its original price; "Murdered: Soul Suspect" for $12; and the most current baseball title "RBI Baseball 15" for just $10. 

The Deals with Gold program is also available for Xbox 360 players. Aside from the "Battlefield 4" add-on packs that are also available for discounts, there is also another first-person shooter available with markdown prices. Under the "Call of Duty: Black Ops" series, "Annihilation," "Escalation," "First Strike," and "Rezurrection" packs are available for $11.24 each, but requires an Xbox Live Gold subscription; the "Black Ops II" DLC Pass available for $33.50 also requires a subscription. Non-subscription titles are packs under the "Black Ops II" title – "Apocalypse," "Revolution," "Uprising," and "Vengeance." 

Aside from first-person shooters, other titles for those with Xbox Live Gold subscription are also available under the Xbox 360 Deals with Gold program for the week. Most of the titles are part of the "Tomb Raider" franchise, such as the "Anniversary," "Legend," and "Underworld" titles available for $5 each. Also included is "Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light." 

The Xbox 360 version of "Murdered: Soul Suspect" is also included, as well as "Risen 3: Titan Lords," "Spec Ops: The Line," and "Duke Nukem Forever." Additionally, two titles with confirmed upcoming sequels, "Deus Ex: Human Revolution" and "XCOM: Enemy Unknown," are also included in the list. 

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