Xbox will give four new games to its Live Gold subscribers starting in July as a special thank you to its members.

According to the video gaming brand's official site, Gold members will get "two new Games with Gold every month on Xbox One." In addition, Gold subscribers will enjoy "four new free games; two on Xbox One and two on Xbox 360" each month.

Xbox One owners will received the new games every 1^st and 16^th of the month, with downloads available for the whole month. As for the Xbox 360, the games' availability will still retain its 1st to 15^th download schedule and from the 16^th to end of the month, Xbox said in its press release.

Xbox, which is created and owned by tech giant Microsoft, will also unveil "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag" via Games with Gold for Xbox One for the entire month of July, the news outlet noted. Xbox One users will get puzzle-solving game "So Many Me" as well, which features Filo and his group misfit clones. Together, they must triumph over traps and defeat the evil minions.

Listed below are the other games releasing on Xbox One and Xbox 360, as reported by Xbox.

•  "Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag" on Xbox One, free July 1 - July 31 ($29.99 ERP)
•  "So Many Me" on Xbox One, free July 16 - August 15 ($14.99 ERP)
•  "Plants vs. Zombies" on Xbox 360, free July 1 - July 15 ($14.99 ERP)
•  "Gears of War 3" on Xbox 360, free July 16 - July 31 ($19.99 ERP)

"Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag," which is set in 1715, will take gamers in the position of Edward Kenway as the character sails the Caribbean seas during the eventful Golden Age of Pirates era. The game will take users on an adventure from Kingston across Nassau and explore 50 unique locations. Gamers can customize their own ships, "search for lost treasure, hunt rare animals and loot underwater shipwrecks," Ubisoft wrote.

Xbox One's Backward Compatibility Poll

Earlier, gamers voted on what they would like to play next in their next-gen consoles.

According to TechnoBuffalo, Rockstar's "Red Dead Redemption" is in the first place with 55,340 votes followed by "Call of Duty: Black Ops II" at 51,727 votes. These two were followed by "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" (50,162 votes), "Halo: Reach" (43,466 votes), and "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" (43,178).

Games that aren't as lucky and got votes lower than 10,000 are "Lost Odyssey," "Ace Combat 6," "Infinite Undiscovery," "The Last Remnant," and "Earth Defense Force 2017," TechnoBuffalo listed.