Announced at the Microsoft E3 press conference, the Xbox Game Pass for PC has entered into open beta today—meaning you can get access to around 100 PC games for $10 a month (there's a deal to try it for just $1 as a special E3 promotion). That's a pretty significant value—and it gives other similar subscription services like EA's Origin Access a run for their money.
E3 is all about announcing new games, and Microsoft laid out 30 upcoming releases that will all be available through Xbox Game Pass at launch, meaning you don't have to shell out upwards of $60 for each game. Here's the full list of upcoming PC games that will be available on Xbox Game Pass at launch along with their expected release date.
- Afterparty (2019)
- Age of Empires 2 (fall, 2019)
- Battletoads (TBA)
- Blair Witch (August 30, 2019)
- Blazing Chrome (2019)
- Bleeding Edge (TBA)
- Creature in the Well (summer 2019)
- Dead Static Drive (TBD)
- Felix the Reaper (2019)
- Gears of War 5 (September 10, 2019)
- The Good Life (fall 2019)
- Halo: The Masterchief Collection (staggered release, Halo Reach in 2019)
- Ikenfell (2019)
- Killer Queen Black (fall 2019)
- Microsoft Flight Simulator (TBA)
- Minecraft Dungeons (spring 2020)
- Nightcall (summer 2019)
- Ori and the Will of the Wisps (February 11, 2020)
- The Outer Worlds (October 25, 2019)
- Phoenix Point (September 3, 2019)
- Psychonauts 2 (TBA)
- Riverbond (June 9, 2019)
- Secret Neighbor (TBA)
- Spiritfarer (2020)
- Star Renegades (2020)
- Supermarket Shriek (2019)
- Totem Teller (2020)
- Undermine (summer 2019)
- Unto the End (TBA)
- Wasteland 3 (spring 2020)
- Way to the Woods (2020)
It's a pretty big list, one that includes almost all of Microsoft Game Studios' upcoming releases except a notable few, like Halo Infinite.