![[Review] “Cat from Hell” – A Look at the PS5 Cat Simulator](https://www.checkpoint10.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Review-Cat-from-Hell-–-A-Look-at-the-PS5-360x180.jpg "[Review] “Cat from Hell” – A Look at the PS5 Cat Simulator")
Summertime. You know what that means, right? Yup, it’s Free Play Days again. Get ready for some gaming without the wallet squeeze. Anyway — RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition is up for grabs this weekend. If you’ve got Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, you can jump on this train from Thursday, July 10th to Sunday, July 13th. Why does that sound oddly satisfying?
And hey, MLB The Show 25 and Polterguys: Possession Party? They’re also free to try. You don’t even need the fancy memberships for these two. Nice, right?
Oh, and Blasphemous. That one’s available for a quick 2-hour timed trial. Something about an intense Metroidvania adventure. Never played it, but I’ve heard good things. Or maybe I just remember the graphics. Hmm.
Okay, so you want to dive in? Easy peasy. Find the games on Xbox.com, which somehow feels simpler than I’m making it sound. Click through, and the Microsoft Store does the rest. Or, if the console’s your thing, hit up the Subscriptions tab on your Xbox One or Xbox Series X|S. Navigate to Free Play Days. Ah, technology.
Feeling the gaming vibes? You might end up buying the games since they’re discounted. Not saying you should, just throwing it out there. Discounts vary, so don’t hold me to it if what you want isn’t crazy cheap. Regions and titles play their parts too.
Oh, this is amusing! So Xbox Game Pass makes things a bit smoother on Free Play Days. But, warning: some games really hook you. Like, rollercoasters will cost you roughly $22.49. And who doesn’t want a piece of tycoon action?
For those who love a ghostly twist, Polterguys: Possession Party lets you play as a ghost—haunting and scheming. Apparently, sneaky sabotage is fun. Who knew?
And baseball fans? MLB The Show 25 is there. Create your own story. From high school ambience to Hall of Fame dreams. Sounds like a wild journey.
Lastly, there’s this dark gem—Blasphemous. It’s shrouded in a creepy tale about curses and eternal damnation. Very metal, if you’re into that sort of thing.
That’s the lineup. Enjoy the chaos, the deals, or just the thrill of playing without spending. Whatever floats your boat—or, well, roller coaster.
