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Google has introduced a new 'Free' content tab on Android TV, replacing the previous 'Discover' tab, to help users find free movies, shows, and channels more easily, although its rollout appears limited and primarily relevant to older Android TV devices.
Nintendo has released a free update for Fire Emblem Shadows, adding new story episodes, a map, weapons, and skills, along with a new character, Joachim, and a season pass ending soon.
Battlefield 6's Season 1 will start on October 28, introducing new maps, weapons, and modes in three phases, with all content available for free as part of the game's ongoing live-service model. The game launches on October 10 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Gearbox has announced a detailed post-launch roadmap for Borderlands 4, including free updates with new weapons and cosmetics, and multiple paid DLC packs such as Bounty Packs and Story Packs, with ongoing weekly challenges and endgame content, following its release on September 12, 2025, for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, and later on Switch 2.
Ubisoft announced a surprise free DLC for Assassin's Creed Mirage later this year, featuring a new story chapter and missions set in 9th century AlUla, along with gameplay improvements, amid reports of Saudi investment in the game's development.
Mafia: The Old Country has sold nearly 50% of its 800k copies on PS5, with the developer Hangar 13 teasing free new content called 'Free Ride' that will add new activities and gameplay, enhancing the game's longevity.
Itch.io is re-adding some free NSFW games to its platform after delisting them due to pressure from payment processors and conservative groups, focusing on content that is already free to avoid payment issues.
Techland released the free Retouched update for the original Dying Light, enhancing visuals and remastering the soundtrack without overhauling the game, to celebrate its 10-year legacy and maintain player interest.
November 2024's PS Plus Essential games include Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 – Turbocharged, which comes with six free DLC packs available for download on the PS Store. These packs, which add a total of 12 new cars, can be claimed without needing a PS Plus subscription or owning the game. The monthly lineup also features Death Note Killer Within and Ghostwire Tokyo, with a reminder for PS Plus Extra/Premium users to claim Ghostwire Tokyo for a permanent license.
Hogwarts Legacy is getting a free summer update on June 6, adding features like photo mode, talent point reset, and previously PlayStation-exclusive content such as the Haunted Hogsmeade quest and Felix Felicis Potion recipe. Despite its success, no significant DLC or sequel has been announced, and Warner Bros. is exploring other Harry Potter game possibilities.
The developers of Cities: Skylines 2 have apologized for the lackluster Beach Properties DLC, making it free for all and offering refunds to individual buyers. They promise a renewed focus on improving the base game, better community involvement, and prioritizing free patches and updates over paid content. Additionally, they plan to hold a fan summit and make changes to how the game is improved and communicated. The console version's optimization progress is targeted for October, and the team aims to address outstanding issues before working on new content.
Gran Turismo 7 will receive a major update next week, adding at least seven new cars including the Lexus LFA, Nissan Skyline GT-R NISMO 400R, and 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 RS. The update, which will be free, may also include additional features such as single player Café content and new tracks. The exact details of the patch will be announced soon.
Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that Alan Wake 2 will have "significant" free DLC updates, in addition to the two post-launch content drops previously announced. The creative director, Sam Lake, revealed this information at EGX, stating that the DLCs will be free for everyone who purchases the game. Alan Wake 2 is set to release on October 27, 2023, for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
Android TV is introducing a new "Live" tab that will feature free channels, similar to Google TV. The tab will integrate with both paid and free TV services, including YouTube TV, Sling, Tubi, Plex, and more. The free channels from Google TV will also be available on the Live tab. The feature will be rolled out to all Android TV devices in the US over the next few weeks.
Google TV has partnered with Tubi, Plex, and Haystack News to offer over 800 free live channels on its devices, including news channels from NBC, ABC, CBS, and FOX. The channels are available on the Google TV Live tab and can be accessed without downloading or launching an app. The feature is currently available on Chromecast with Google TV and TVs that run Google TV from Sony, TCL, Hisense, and Philips, with Android TV users getting the update later this year on eligible devices.