Even though Game Pass continues to be one of the best deals in gaming, navigating its enormous library could be challenging. But one of the finest deals in gaming right now is the Game Pass collection.
Pay a monthly membership cost of $10 for the entry-level plan or $15 for the top tier with online multiplayer, and you’ll have access to a selection of games that you may play for free. So, what are the best games so far?
We’ve compiled a sleek list of Xbox games to get you started.
Halo Infinite
One of the most significant Xbox exclusives of all time is the first shooter that brought us the Master Chief (hello, there!).
With a recent update, the game finally included The Pit in its multiplayer map rotation in addition to the eagerly anticipated Forge mode and online co-op functionality. Quite impressive, isn’t it?!
Yakuza Collection
Did you know that you can play almost every Yakuza game on Xbox’s Game Pass? Every game, from Yakuza 0 to Like a Dragon, is available right now, which is more like a dream come true for some!
Dragon Age: Inquisition
One of the top Western role-playing games of the past ten years is, by far, Dragon Age: Inquisition. The game has everything you’ll ever need: action, treachery, romance, drama, and a decision-making process that actually makes your decisions seem important.
Persona 5 Royal
Persona 5 Royal offers quite the in-game experience. You can manage all the stress and worries of being a teenager while fighting against nasty, selfish grownups in their egomaniacal Mind Palaces.
You’ll also get a vibrant and lovable ensemble of friends, classmates, and others who support you (including a cute cat that talks).
Pentiment
This game right here is the one you thought you wouldn’t need at all! Why’s that?!
Pentiment allows you to experience life as a 16th-century journeyman craftsman, engaging with local craftspeople, farmers, and, of course, the all-knowing church. You can also make choices throughout the game that have broad repercussions and have an impact on the lives and fortunes of people close to you. Pretty deep, isn’t it?!