The Quick Guide to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is a lot like Netflix for video games: Pay a monthly fee to subscribe to the service and receive access to hundreds of games for your Xbox One console as well as a PC.
What Is Xbox Game Pass Ultimate?
Game Pass Ultimate is an unlimited gaming subscription service for Xbox One consoles and PCs. It will also work with the new Xbox Series X and Series S consoles.
There are no limitations on how many games you can play each month and there are no restrictions. The games are the full titles, just like if you'd paid the full price for them.
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Xbox Game Pass Ultimate also bundles in the features that used to be called Xbox Live Gold (now Game Pass Core), so you can play games online too and enjoy the multiplayer features available through them.
Wondering how to budget for all a new console plus Game Pass Ultimate? You might want to look into Xbox All Access, which lets you pay monthly for a new Xbox Series X or S console and includes a Game Pass Ultimate subscription.
How Does Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Work?
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is very simple. You pay a monthly subscription fee and you immediately gain access to a large library of Xbox One, PC, Xbox 360, and even original Xbox games that you can then play for free either on your Xbox One or PC.
All you need to do is sign up for the service, look through the catalog either on your system or through the Xbox Game Pass app and choose to install as many games as you like. There's no limit and you can play the games for as long as they're available through the service.
One thing that makes Xbox Game Pass Ultimate very different from something like Netflix is that you don't stream the games. Instead, you download them before playing them. If you have a poor internet connection speed, this may be an issue, especially if you have limited bandwidth from your ISP. You may also need to consider hard drive space on your Xbox One or PC and need to delete games before you can download new ones.
Otherwise, there are no restrictions implemented by Microsoft when it comes to how much you can download.
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Games can leave the service. Once they do, you can't play them anymore unless you purchase them separately. Similarly, if your subscription expires, you no longer have access to the games you've downloaded, although you will retain any progress you've made so you can return to them if you choose to resubscribe.
All games on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate can be purchased at a 10% discount if you prefer to own a game you particularly love rather than rely on the subscription model.
What's the Difference Between Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and Xbox Game Pass Core?
When choosing between Xbox Game Pass Core and Game Pass Ultimate, there are some key differences depending on how you game.
Xbox Game Pass Core provides services for either a console or a PC but not both. If you're a multi-platform gamer, Ultimate is the better option.
While Core does include a rotating catalog of first-party titles, it's much smaller than the hundreds of options you get with Ultimate. If this feature is the main appeal, it's a much better value to spring for the more expensive option.
Price-wise, the differences are significant. Game Pass Core for console or PC runs $9.99 a month. Ultimate is $16.99 a month but works with both platforms.
What Games Are Available on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate?
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate offers over two hundred games on both PC and Xbox One. These include a large selection of brand new games as well as popular classics.
Games developed by Microsoft (known as first-party games) launch on the service the day they're released so you get immediate access to titles like Forza Horizon 4, Sea of Thieves, and Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Games such as Microsoft Flight Simulator, Crusader Kings 3, and Age of Empires are also available for PC players that use Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
Besides major titles, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate also includes many lesser-known indie titles so there's something for every gaming taste here.
You can connect your Xbox console to an Alexa device and download games via Xbox Game Pass. You don't have to install a skill; Just say “Alexa, download [game] from Xbox Game Pass.”
What Are the Drawbacks to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate?
There are a lot of positives about Xbox Game Pass Ultimate but it's worth considering two key points.
You never actually own the games. Because Game Pass is a subscription service, you never technically own the games you play. Instead, it's like a rental service meaning if Microsoft pulls the game from the lineup, you can't play it anymore unless you purchase it. This won't be an issue for everyone, but it's worth considering if you prefer to own your games.
You play games via download or with cloud streaming. Some games are tens if not hundreds of gigabytes in size, so they can take a long time to download if your internet connection isn't very fast. Streaming saves you the download, but you still need a stable, fast internet connection for the best results.
Does Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Have Any Competition?
On other devices, Sony's Game and Classic Catalogs through the Extra and Deluxe tiers of its PlayStation Plus service work similarly to the Game Pass catalog.
There's also Amazon Luna and GeForce Now which offer streaming game services. Neither are currently available for the Xbox, though they are available for the PC.
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