If you have some extra cash to burn, there’s also Game Pass Ultimate, a $14.99 per month service that bundles the console and PC offerings, as well as Xbox Live Gold on console, EA Play and, starting on September 15th, xCloud game streaming on Android phones and tablets. It still has a vast library, after all, that includes every Xbox Game Studio title on the day of its release. Regardless, Game Pass for PC still seems like a great deal.

Scroll through the list to find any Microsoft Store/PC Game Pass games you. That service usually costs $4.99 per month on its own, which arguably negates the price rise of Game Pass for PC, provided you’re interested in the third-party publisher’s back catalog. Click the refresh button on the top-right of the window to get a list of all current UWP apps installed on your computer. Unlike the console version, though, Game Pass for PC will soon come with a basic EA Play subscription. look out for a notification on the 17th to get more details- Xbox Game Pass For PC September 9, 2020 We're retiring the introductory price on the 17th, but if you're already a member, you'll pay the same rate through the next billing cycle. The new pricing makes sense, given that the console version of Game Pass - which is functionally identical, but offers a tweaked library - also costs $9.99 per month at the moment. We knew this price hike was coming: Game Pass for PC is technically in beta at the moment, and the Xbox website has long stated that $4.99 is a “limited time price.” The higher cost of entry will go into effect on September 17th, the same day the service becomes “generally available” and sheds its beta label. Microsoft has confirmed that the PC version of Game Pass will soon cost $9.99 per month, rather than $4.99 per month.

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