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Darwin Project goes free-to-play on Xbox One

Darwin Project will be free-to-play on Xbox One from tomorrow, developer Scavengers Studio has confirmed.

“Starting tomorrow, anyone can play Darwin Project, our highly interactive and survival-injected battle royale, for free,” Scavengers advised. “No time limit or excluded modes. Just hit the download button and you’re all set to explore everything that Darwin Project has to offer — which, we like to add, will only keep getting better and better.”

Those who’ve already purchased the game on Xbox One will be provided with an in-game Founder’s Pack “chock full of cosmetic items: two legendary sets each containing shirt, pants, armor, helmet, and boots, three legendary axes, three legendary bows, a full jumpsuit collection, and 10 fan gifts to further stock up your dressing room with a variety of styles for your clothes and weapons.”

The move was expected; Darwin Project went free-to-play on PC back in April 2018.

Darwin Project is available now on Windows PC and Xbox One.


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