Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is Microsofts all-in-one gaming subscription combining PC games, Xbox console games, cloud gaming, and EA Play membership. This page shows the complete catalog of titles available to Ultimate subscribers, updated daily as games are added or removed.
Game Pass Ultimate bundles everything Microsoft offers in gaming subscriptions. You get access to the full PC Game Pass library for Windows, the Xbox console library, cloud gaming that lets you stream games to phones, tablets and browsers, EA Play membership with its own catalog of EA titles, and Xbox Live Gold for console online multiplayer. All first-party Microsoft games launch on Game Pass Ultimate on day one. It is the most comprehensive tier and includes everything from Game Pass Core and Game Pass Standard as well.
Game Pass Ultimate costs approximately $17 per month at full price. Microsoft frequently offers promotional pricing for new subscribers, sometimes starting as low as $1 for the first month. Annual and multi-month deals appear during sales events, particularly around Black Friday and the holiday season. Compared to buying just two new releases per year, the subscription pays for itself quickly, especially since day-one titles from Microsoft studios are included at no extra cost. Check our deals page for current promotions on Game Pass subscriptions.
Cloud Gaming lets you stream Game Pass titles over the internet without downloading them. You can play on Android phones, iPhones, iPads, certain Samsung TVs, and any computer with a web browser. The games run on Microsofts servers, so your device only needs a stable internet connection and a compatible controller. This is particularly useful for trying out large games before committing to a full download, or for playing Xbox titles on devices that cannot run them locally. Cloud Gaming requires Ultimate; it is not available with PC Game Pass or lower tiers.
PC Game Pass provides access to the PC library only, at a lower monthly price. Ultimate includes the PC library plus Xbox console games, cloud gaming, EA Play and Xbox Live Gold. If you only game on a Windows PC and do not need cloud streaming or console access, PC Game Pass is the more economical choice. If you play across multiple devices or want EA Play titles included, Ultimate offers significantly more value. Both tiers receive new PC game additions simultaneously.
The catalog includes hundreds of titles across every genre. Microsofts own studios contribute Starfield, Forza Horizon 5, Halo Infinite, Sea of Thieves, Minecraft, and Grounded. EA Play adds the FIFA/EA FC series, Battlefield, Mass Effect and Dead Space. Third-party highlights change regularly but often include major publishers like Bethesda, Ubisoft and Square Enix. The service is particularly strong for Western RPGs, racing games and multiplayer titles. Browse this page sorted by popularity to see what the community is playing right now.
If you game across PC and console, or use cloud gaming regularly, Ultimate is the best value in gaming subscriptions. The combination of day-one access to Microsoft titles, EA Play, and the ability to stream to mobile devices justifies the higher price compared to PC-only Game Pass. Players who stick exclusively to PC and do not need EA Play should compare with the cheaper PC Game Pass. For the absolute cheapest gaming, combining Game Pass with Steam sales and keyshop deals gives you the broadest possible library at the lowest total cost.
Microsoft adds new titles to Game Pass multiple times per month, typically in two waves during the first and second half of each month. Major first-party releases arrive on day one without exception. Third-party additions vary but average around 10 to 15 new titles monthly across all platforms. Microsoft announces upcoming additions and removals on their blog and social channels. Games leaving the service are flagged about two weeks in advance. For free games included with Game Pass, check our dedicated page.
