Game Pass already had a deep lineup that features most of Microsoft’s first party games, including the entire Halo and Gear of Wars series, along with a rotating selection of top games from third party publishers and independent developers. Will it work long term? Who knows, but for now it’s a fantastic deal for consumers. Microsoft is banking hard that a subscription service like this is the future of gaming, with its acquisition of Zenimax and proposed purchase of Activision Blizzard eyed to keeping the Game Pass content pipeline chugging along. Game Pass consistently adds great games every month, and once you subscribe it becomes hard to stop. Microsoft’s Netflix-style subscription service lets you download hundreds of games for your Xbox or PC for as little as $10 a month, and as long as you subscribe they’ll always be on your dashboard, waiting to be played. Microsoft also has a deal with EA Play that allows Game Pass PC and Ultimate subscribers access to EA’s library of subscription titles as well.Xbox Game Pass has long been a bargain. Players who want both can get Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and have access to all of the service’s platforms for $14.99 a month. Xbox Game Pass is available for $9.99 a month for the Xbox-only version, and the PC version costs $9.99, too. Of course, Microsoft wasn’t the only publisher to announce that its titles were on the way to Game Pass at E3 2021, so to help you keep track, here’s the full list of games from the event that are coming to Xbox Game Pass: Game Pass will run on iPhones and browsers with Xbox Series X quality very soon
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