Klobrille helped push Xbox 25th anniversary free gifts into players’ hands today, with community-made designs and a profile badge now live. The badge arrives ahead of Xbox’s 25th anniversary on November 15 and stays available through the end of 2026.
Klobrille, Ben Kenobi, and the free drop
Xbox partnered with Klobrille and Ben Kenobi on a collection of gamerpics, backgrounds, and a dynamic theme for Xbox consoles. Those community-created designs were available today, giving players a no-cost download tied to the 25 years of play milestone.
The badge rolls out to anyone who signs in on console, PC, or the Xbox mobile app beginning today. That puts the reward on the account side, not just on the console side, so the same anniversary item follows the player across the devices Xbox named.
Xbox Game Pass collections
Xbox is also bringing curated Game Pass collections to Xbox Game Pass for the anniversary, and the company tied those sets to 25 years of unforgettable games. The named titles in the collection are Fable Anniversary, Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Fallout 4, and Psychonauts 2.
For players, that means the anniversary celebration is not limited to cosmetics. The collections are meant to be playable on console and PC, so the free anniversary package extends into actual game access on the platforms Xbox specified.
FanFest Tour sweepstakes
The Xbox FanFest Tour already started in Los Angeles at the Xbox Games Showcase, and Xbox said it was headed to gamescom next. Today’s update added the rest of the tour schedule and the sweepstakes rules that control access.
Tickets for every FanFest Tour stop will be awarded through city-specific sweepstakes, which puts a hard cap on who gets in even when interest is high. Xbox said fans can visit the Xbox.com FanFest page to enter and explore upcoming stops, while the Xbox.com 25th Anniversary hub collects the broader updates, exclusive experiences, products, and news.
That structure makes the giveaway simple and selective at the same time: the free digital items are open to players who sign in, but the live FanFest seats depend on a city-by-city draw. If you want the badge, you only need to log in; if you want a tour ticket, you have to win the sweepstakes.
