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XBL Gold members get The Technomancer, Star Wars Battlefront II free for April 2019

Next month is a pretty solid one for Xbox Live Gold subscribers looking for some new free Xbox One and/or Xbox 360 titles.

Well, not “new”, but you know what we mean. Xbox One players will be getting Technomancer and Outcast: Second Contact staggered throughout the month, and Xbox 360/Xbox One owners will get a solid selection of Star Wars Battlefront II and Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 too.

Check out the trailer showing off the selection below.

Xbox – April 2019 Games with Gold:

Play together with Xbox Live Gold. April’s 2019 Games with Gold lineup for Xbox One includes: The Technomancer and Outcast: Second Contact. For Xbox 360 owners (and through Xbox One backward compatibility), April kicks off with Star Wars Battlefront II, followed by Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2. April’s lineup provides over $109 dollars in value and up to 3000 in gamerscore.

As usual make sure to pick up this month’s releases before they are gone.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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