While I love the variety and quality of the Xbox Game Pass, if you compare the PC version with its Xbox One library, you'll quickly notice that Xbox players get access to more big-budget games like Monster Hunter: World. Don't worry, it's way better than the terrible Windows Store-but it is one more launcher to contend with. Using the Xbox Game Pass will require downloading the new Xbox app, though. In addition to that, there's a wonderful selection of quality indie games like Hollow Knight, The Outer Wilds, and Astroneer. The biggest allure is that some of the most-anticipated games of 20 will be releasing on Game Pass at launch, meaning you can play The Outer Worlds or Gears of War 5 for dirt cheap. The new Xbox app is nice but still a little cumbersomeĭuring E3, Microsoft announced that the PC version of Xbox Game Pass was immediately available as an open beta, and it's a pretty great value.The PC version has way fewer big-budget games than the Xbox One.Great value if you have an Xbox and get the Ultimate passlist.Notable games: Metro Exodus, Wolfenstein 2, Gears of War 5 (September 2019), The Outer Worlds (October 2019), Wasteland 3 (2020) List of every game: Here (opens in new tab) Here's a breakdown of each major service.Ĭost: $10/month ($1 promotion for E3, $15/month for Ultimate, which includes Xbox games)
Sure, we all dream of replaying the Mass Effect trilogy from start to finish, but unless you're committed to constantly playing games from these catalogues, you might be better off saving your money. And though access to 100+ games sounds great on paper, you probably aren't going to have time to play all of them.So be careful when mixing subscriptions and live-service games. And if you stop paying, you lose all those hundreds of hours of playtime. If you end up paying just to play The Division 2, in a few years you'll have spent way more than if you had just bought it full price. Services like Uplay+ get you access to live-service games like The Division 2, effectively doubling as an MMO subscription.A subscription might seem like a great deal at first, but if you only play a few games per year, you might be better off buying them individually than paying monthly for them. Think about whether or not you'll end up spending more than the price of the games you want.
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