Xbox Deals with Gold list for the week" Elder Scrolls Online, The Evil Within and more

Microsoft has announced the new lineup for this week's Xbox Deals with Gold program. 

The Xbox One lineup for this week is impressive, with triple-A titles such as the online version for "The Elder Scrolls" and "The Evil Within." 

To start, "Dark Souls II: Scholars of the First Sin" takes at least 30 percent off its original price, and is currently available at $36. Also available is the platformer "Dragon Ball Xenoverse" title at $40 and its Season Pass for $57. 

Meanwhile, different titles under "The Elder Scrolls Online" franchise are also discounted for this week. The base title, "Tamriel Unlimited," is available for $40; while the Imperial Edition and Premium Edition of the game are also discounted by at least 33 percent, at $53 and $80, respectively. 

Those who are into survival and first-person games can also enjoy "The Evil Within Season Pass" for only $13.39, while another crowd favorite, "Wolfenstein: The Old Blood," is discounted at $15. 

Other titles available for discounted prices this week include "Forza Horizon 2" and "Forza Motorsport 5" package and "Infinity Runner."

There is also an impressive lineup for the older-gen Xbox 360, coming from across different genres such as the first-person "Call of Duty" series to the classic "Pac-Man." 

Most notable among the list are the previous installments of "Fallout," for players who need to prepare and refresh themselves before the release of the post-apocalyptic "Fallout 4." The expansion titles for "Fallout 3," "Broken Steel" and "Operation Anchorage," are available for $2.49. Meanwhile, "Fallout: New Vegas Gun Runners Arsenal" can be purchased for only $2. 

As with previous Xbox Deals with Gold lineups, the titles are mixed for both Xbox players and those that require an Xbox Live subscription, with the complete titles being listed on the Xbox Live website. Players can take advantage of this week's Deals with Gold until July 27. 

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