Xbox Game Pass
With yesterday's news, the list of games available on Xbox Game Pass has reached 533 titles, divided as follows: 376 for Xbox, 252 for PC and 226 on the cloud.As mentioned, they have just been added 20 games produced by Bethesda that have further enriched the catalog of the subscription service, whose convenience is really beyond question.
A user of the Resetera forum even took the trouble to take a snapshot of the split list for platforms: inserting such long images here would have been impossible, but you will find them in the source and scrolling through them will make you wonder why you have not yet subscribed to the service.
Beyond the discourse that has been taking place these days on the possible exclusivity of the next Bethesda titles, in fact we are talking about a real "all you can play" with all Microsoft first parties available since day one.
To these titles are also added various third part experiences y and the contents of the EA Play catalog, coming soon also on PC, while there are rumors of the possible debut of Ubisoft games.
From the point of view of the economic investment, the expense appears very low: it is a question of buy at least one Xbox Series S (still available on Amazon, see link below), unless you want to limit yourself to streaming, and a subscription to Xbox Game Pass.
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Here’s Every Bethesda Game Coming To Xbox Game Pass Today
Xbox Game Pass just got so much better it's not even funny.
Credit: BethesdaToday is a very good day for Xbox gamers. It’s probably the single biggest day for Xbox Game Pass since that service launched. A whopping 20 games have landed on the subscription service, and you can download and play them at no extra charge right now.
I’m speaking, of course, about the arrival of 20 Bethesda games spanning several decades—though most are modern offerings. These include games from the Elder Scrolls series, the DOOM franchise and gems like Prey and Dishonored. Horror fans will be excited to play The Evil Within.
Three Fallout games also join Game Pass, as well as three Wolfenstein titles. There’s even Elder Scrolls Online for MMO fans. It’s a treasure trove of amazing video games that make Xbox Game Pass—already a phenomenal bargain—truly the best deal in gaming.
Here’s the full list:
I’m trying to decide what I should have my son play first (both him and my daughter love Skyrim but haven’t had much experience with the rest—if any). I have to say I have a special fondness for Dishonored. There’s just so much to choose from here!
Microsoft really made a stellar business decision with its $7.5 billion acquisition of Bethesda parent company Zenimax. The company absolutely needs to bring the studio’s content to bear with exclusives. It’s one of the only ways Microsoft can compete with Sony in the content wars. Imagine an Xbox/PC exclusive Elder Scrolls or Starfield. Those would be system-sellers the same way Uncharted and God of War are on PlayStation.
In any case, if you’re not an Xbox Game Pass subscriber but you do subscribe to Xbox Live with Gold, you should drop the former and just get Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. It just makes sense.
What are your favorite titles on this list? What are you going to play first?