Xbox Game Pass is one of the biggest bargains in gaming. For a flat monthly fee you can get access to over hundreds of Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and even original Xbox games. All can be downloaded to its respective console, or in some cases, streamed to Android phones and iPhones.
And Xbox Game Pass keeps getting better. Even when Microsoft takes some games off the service, more are added. What’s more, a lot of upcoming Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S games will be added to Game Pass at launch. These will include the likes of Starfield, Redfall and Forza Horizon 5. But it can be tricky to keep track of all the new games added to Xbox Game Pass; this is where Tom’s Guide comes in.
We’ll keep track of the new and most exciting Xbox games added to Xbox Game Pass, as well as flag any Game Pass deals and games you really should try.
So read on for everything you need to know about Xbox Game Pass.
Latest Xbox Game Pass news (Updated July 20)
A fresh batch of games are coming to Xbox Game Pass, covering the console, PC and cloud streaming.
As of today, Battlefield 5 will now be playable on Game Pass through cloud streaming. And dark fairy tale game Cris Tales has arrived for PC, console and cloud streaming.
Then from July 22, Atomicrops, Raji: An Ancient Epic, Last Stop will come to Game Pass for all platforms.
From July 26, Blinx: The Time Sweeper and Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge, will come to cloud and console but not PC. And a day later Microsoft Flight Simulator lands on Game Pass for Xbox Series X and Series S.
Closing out the month on July 29 will be Lethal League Blaze and Omno, the latter being a day one release, on cloud, console and PC. Project Wingman will drop on the PC the same day. And The Ascent, arguably the most interesting of the Game Pass titles arriving in July, will also arrive on the same day as a day-one release.
There’s also a slew of games that are getting touch control commutability via Game Pas Ultimate, including the three Fable games and Cities: Skylines.
However, come July 31 It Lurks Below, The Touryst and UnderMine are all set to leave Game Pass.
Across June and running into July a suite of new games came to Xbox Game Pass.
Worms Rumble is now on console, Windows PC and cloud, as is Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered, but only on console and PC.
A game preview of Prodeus for PC is available today, as is the full version of Iron Harvest.
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts came to Xbox Game Pass cloud streaming on July 1. Bug Fables: The Everlasting Saplings, Gang Beasts, Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars and Limbo are also on console and PC.
Furthermore, members of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate will be able to stream the following games to their Android phone. Users can control these games either via touch or with a Bluetooth or Xbox controller. These games include Dirt 5, Double Kick Heroes, Eastshade, Empire of Sin, Haven, Octopath Traveler, Torchlight III and Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
But as of June 30, Battle Chasers: Nightwar, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, Mistover, Monster Hunter World, Out of the Park Baseball 21, Outer Wilds, Soulcalibur VI and The Messenger will have left Xbox Game Pass.
Xbox Game Pass deals
What you need to know about Xbox Game Pass
Xbox Game Pass comes in three variations. The first is the vanilla $9.99 or £7.99 a month Xbox Game Pass subscription, which is for Xbox One and Xbox Series X and Series S, and give you access to the whole library of Game Pass Games.
Xbox Game Pass for PC costs $9.99 or £7.99 a month and give you access to over 100 PC games.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is the best bargain, as at $14.99 or £10.99 a month it gives you access to Xbox and PC games, as well as cloud streaming and save syncing between all three platforms.
All three plans will get you access to Xbox Game Studio titled form day one of release as well as additional member discounts and deals. The PC and Ultimate subscribers also have access to EA Play games, and Ultimate grants subscribers free perks including in-game content and partner offers.
You can sign up here to Xbox Game Pass in the U.S. or sign up here in the U.K.
Xbox Game Pass games
There’s a huge amount to choose from on Xbox Game Pass, so you’ll want to check out our roundup of the best Xbox Game Pass games.
But highlights so far include Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Gears 5, the Ori games, A whole slew of Bethesda games, notably Doom Eternal, Dishonored and Skyrim, Sea of Thieves, Minecraft, Control and more.
There are stone cold classics to games that you might be curious about trying but don’t want to splash the cash on, which makes Game Pass worth it’s monthly cost. In fact, we’ve said before that it’s now become essential if you’ve managed to find an Xbox Series X restock.
How to get Xbox Game Pass
You can sign up to Xbox Game Pass on Microsoft’s Xbox website, via the prompts that pop up on the Xbox Series X and Series S, as well as Xbox One and Xbox One X interfaces. On Windows 10 you can also sign up using the Microsoft Store app.
Once signed up, the respective Microsoft and Xbox platforms will automatically log you into Xbox Game Pass if you’re logged into your Microsoft account. If not, you’ll need to login. For game streaming on Android, you’ll need to download the Xbox Game Pass app from the Google Play Store and enter your Microsoft account credentials.
Getting started with Game Pass is trivially simple. And once you’ve signed up you can download games onto your Xbox or PC, or stream to your Android phone providing you have a good internet connection; it also works over 4G or 5G.
We’d argue that Xbox Game Pass is one of the main reasons to choose Microsoft’s console when weighing up the PS5 vs. Xbox Series X conundrum. Though, don’t let that stop you from seeking out a PS5 restock as well, as we think Sony’s console is fantastic; simply read our PS5 review to find out why we called it the future of console gaming,
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