Xbox Series X: Looking at Probable Cheap and Free Games - Ultimate Guide

Also likely to either launch on the platform or arrive shortly after is the similarly successful Xbox One games World of Tanks, Paladins, and Path of Exile. Series X could even go a step further, due to its better support of a mouse and keyboard setup.
If this support measures up, it might be possible to port traditionally PC-locked F2P experiences like DOTA 2 and LoL to Series X. While this is just speculation on our part, it has been this one issue of control that has been the deciding factor holding back these ports so far, so this might prove an area to watch.

Another exciting area to watch when it comes to cheap or free gaming comes from better browser support. Traditionally, browser games on the internet were relegated to Flash, a system that was not widely supported by console browsers. In the last few years, Flash has effectively been abandoned as it is usurped by the safer and more flexible additions to HTML5. Developers have been exploring HTML5 as a platform for making browser games, with games such as Doodle Jump and Bejeweled making the transition.
In other words, the Game Pass will give players an instant way to play an enormous quantity of announced and yet unannounced games far cheaper than with traditional purchase methods. Given that the Series X is expected to be expensive, this could be a great investment following the system’s launch later this year.

Whatever avenue you wish to pursue when the Series X does eventually reach our homes, the situation for free or low-cost gaming is better than ever before. Whether going for F2P, browser games, or the Game Pass route, an enormous range of great games should be accessible right from the get-go. Let’s just hope upgradable storage is on the cheaper end.