Xbox Games with Gold list for March 2018 revealed

February is ending and March is just a night away. Xbox Live Gold members know what that means. A new list of Xbox Games with Gold is coming up and, like every month, players are expecting great games to come up for free. Thankfully, the lineup for the upcoming month is actually pretty decent.

As per usual, both the Xbox One and Xbox 360 players will be able to play the free games. For the Xbox One, "Trials of the Blood Dragon" will be playable for the entire month. From March 16 to April 15, 2018, "Superhot" will also be added to the list. From last month, "Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India" will also be still available until March 15.

"Trials of the Blood Dragon" is actually quite similar to the weird but fun spinoff of the popular game "Far Cry 3," "Blood Dragon." On the other hand, "Superhot" will spark some nostalgic memories to the "Matrix" movies with time slowing down allowing players to pull off some literally back-bending bullet-dodging moves.

On the Xbox 360, players will get "Brave: The Video Game" for the first half of the month from March 1 to 15. For the second half of the month, they will also get to play "Quantum Conundrum" from March 16 to 31. With a few days left for February, there is also a few days left for gamers to play the old but gold game "Crazy Taxi."

"Bravo: The Video Game" is quite aptly based on the Disney movie while "Quantum Conundrum" is a puzzle-based game from the developers of other famous games such as "Portal" and "Left 4 Dead." Xbox 360 games can also be played on the Xbox One via the backward compatibility program.

For those new to the service, all these games are free for as long as the player is subscribed to Xbox Live Gold. The membership costs around $10 a month, $25 for three months, and $60 for one whole year.

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