Codemasters’ Onrush, developed by former DriveClub team members, had a decent debut last month. However, it’s sort of gotten lost in the shuffle with other releases, E3 2018, and major announcements hogging the attention. If you’ve heard of the game and want to give it a try, you’re in luck- a free weekend for PS4 players has been announced.

According to the official Onrush Facebook page, the free weekend will run from July 6th to July 9th. It’s only applicable for PS4 players in Europe, but in a follow-up comment, the developer promised some “juicy stuff” soon for Xbox One and PS4 players in North America.

Onrush received praise for its unorthodox style of objective play for a racing game. However, it was also criticized for a lack of content and the overall rough nature of the teamwork aspect. Ranked Play still isn’t available for the game, so perhaps the “juicy stuff” is an announcement regarding the same? Time will tel,l but for now, Codemasters has to do something drastic to ignite interest in Onrush. For more information on the gameplay, check out GamingBolt’s official review here.

Psyonix’s Rocket League will be hosting a free weekend starting today, June 5th. It begins at 10 AM PST/6 PM BST and will last till July 9th, 10 AM PST/6 PM BST. The free weekend will apply to PC players via Steam, and to Xbox Live Gold subscribers on Xbox One.

If you decide to try Rocket League out, then all of its modes will be available, including the Casual and Competitive playlists, various Arenas, and other features. Psyonix has supported the game quite strongly since its July 2015 launch, adding new modes, Arenas and cosmetics overtime. If you want to own the full experience, then it’s also 50 percent off on Steam throughout the free weekend.

Those that stick around can check out the anniversary event on July 9th, which adds a 3v3 Anniversary Playlist, a special Arena that channels the Rocket League predecessor Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, and even adds changes to the ball weight.

There will also be special 10th Anniversary balloons based on Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars that will replace normal event crates. These can be redeemed with Golden Eggs for items.

Things like this really aren’t pleasing to hear.

The planned Xbox Live Gold membership weekend which was announced earlier today has just been cancelled by Microsoft for most of Europe.

The hardware and software giant, revealed this news via a tweet:

Clarification on the Free LIVE Weekend that you may have heard about – it has been postponed in almost all European countries.

However, a few European countries have managed to survive this turn of events, as MS later informed that a few countries were still going to get it as planned:

“I’m told that ‘we’ll be in a position soon to announce a further Free LIVE Weekend.’ Apologies for any inconvenience.” Boyd added in a later Tweet.

No details yet as to when European gaming folks can enjoy a free weekend of Gold subs but we’ll keep you updated.