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Get all the Titanfall DLC for free right now on Xbox One and Xbox 360

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8 years ago

March 11, 2015

Exactly one year ago, developer Respawn Entertainment and publisher EA launched the highly acclaimed multiplayer shooter Titanfall. Now, in order to celebrate the game’s very first anniversary EA is selling all the DLC for the incredible price of absolutely nothing. That’s right, all the pieces of DLC for Titanfall are absolutely free at the moment, an offer that may or may not last for an extended period of time. Nobody made any official announcements in regards to this promotion, so you’d better get the free content fast, just in case it lasts only for today as part of the one-year anniversary. Having said all of that, PC gamers will likely be very disappointed to hear that this offer only seems to be available for the Xbox One and the Xbox 360, for now at least.

Contrary to what many might expect, the game itself is not on sale, so you will have to make due with just the free DLC I’m afraid. In case you don’t own the game, you can apparently still download all the DLC for free, but I guess that won’t do you much good right now. However, you may decide to buy Titanfall at some point (preferably when it’s going to be one sale) so getting all the DLC now wouldn’t be such a bad idea after all because, who knows, you might need them later. You can choose to get either the Expedition, Frontier’s Edge or IMC Rising separately, or you can just go ahead and download the Titanfall Season Pass, which contains all the DLC packs. Again, they’re all free for Xbox One and Xbox 360 so don’t hesitate.

Titanfall is rumored to be on the Xbox Live Games with Gold list for the month of April, but take that with a grain of salt for now since it wasn’t confirmed by anybody over at Microsoft just yet. We’ll let you know as soon as we know for sure. Stay tuned.

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