The best games on Xbox Game Pass for right now (March 2024)
11.03.2024 - 22:33
/ digitaltrends.com
/ Bethesda Softworks
/ Sam Hill
As the Xbox Game Pass program has grown, so has our list of the best games on Xbox Game Pass. After the launch of the Xbox Series X, Microsoft has doubled down on Game Pass, now offering well over 350 games on the console alone. To help you through option paralysis, we rounded up the top games on Microsoft’s subscription platform.
Many titles are available across Xbox and PC, and some of them even have cross-save support. Most of the games are available for streaming on mobile, too, as long as you have Game Pass Ultimate. The Game Pass library is also constantly changing, so check out our monthly guide for addition and removal announcements.
Starfield
48 % 3.5/5 M
Platforms PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox Series X|S
Genre Shooter, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Developer Bethesda Game Studios
Publisher Bethesda Softworks
Release September 06, 2023 <div data-cloudcity="" data-type=«button» data-pid=«QTmdWUORgC» data-limit=«2» data-cta_pattern="$%price %merchant" id=«dtcc-QTmdWUORgC»> The biggest game for Xbox, and one of the biggest in a packed 2023, has to be
Starfield. This latest Bethesda RPG isn’t quite
Skyrim in space but shares all the DNA you love of those games in a sci-fi package. You’re free to carve your own path through the universe, joining factions, building outposts, crafting ships, and exploring hundreds of planets. There are hundreds of hours to spend here if you like what the game offers and the main quest alone is well worth the time, although don’t be surprised if you get sidetracked more than once. If you’re a Bethesda fan or just want a massive RPG, this game alone is a reason to subscribe. Read our full Starfield review Starfield – Official Announcement Teaser Related
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Sea of Stars
94 % 4/5 E10
Platforms PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
Genre Role-playing (RPG), Turn-based strategy (TBS), Adventure, Indie
Developer Sabotage
Publisher Sabotage
Release August 28, 2023 On the other end of the RPG spectrum,
Sea of Stars is a love letter to the classic JRPGs of the 16-bit era. If you enjoyed games like
Final Fantasy 6 and
Chrono Trigger, you’re almost guaranteed to fall in love with this game. The turn-based combat takes elements from Mario RPG but modernizes them and everything around it, such as movement and progression, to make an adventure that is as cozy in tone as it is to play. This game won’t take you long, but it doesn’t waste a second of your time. Read our full Sea of Stars review Sea of Stars — Reveal Trailer (Now on