Unfortunately, those who took advantage won't get to enjoy their free games. A Microsoft support representative confirmed to Neowin that the issue have been fixed and prices are back to normal. Some believed the move was supposed to be one of Bethesda's surprises lined up for E3, though it's hard to imagine making the game and all add-ons free as part of any promotion.Īt the end, though, it was revealed to be a mistake, an unintended effect of store maintenance. This extended to the game's deluxe edition, season pass, as well as all add-ons separately.įor a few minutes, players everywhere started adding it to their collections, confirming that it does indeed work.
It will expire in one year, which will give folks plenty of time to use it.įallout 4's price was reduced to $0 last night/early morning on the Xbox Store. The mistake was caused by an Xbox Store update, and for the 'inconvenience' of having the content revoked, the company will deposit the $10 into users' Microsoft Account by the end of June. Microsoft is handing a $10 voucher to those who downloaded Fallout 4 was it was mistakenly made available for free.
Fallout 4 was accidentally made free on the Xbox Store last night.įallout 4 and DLC were mistakenly made free on Xbox One
