By surprise, two new games now available on Game Pass

Xbox adds by surprise two historical PC classics to Game Pass, already available with all their content included.

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Xbox has made another move without warning. Coinciding with the day of the Xbox Developer Direct (when no one expected catalog news), the company has quietly added two authentic classics to PC Game Pass, expanding its offer for computer gamers at once.

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The incorporation has been made through EA Play, the service included at no extra cost in PC Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate, and is already active from today.

Two simulation legends arrive on PC Game Pass via EA Play

The added titles don’t need an introduction: they are The Sims and The Sims 2, both available with all their expansions included.

Content included in The Sims

• Going Big

• House Party

• Romantic Date

• Vacation

• Unleashed

• Superstar

• Magic Pot

Content included in The Sims 2

• University

• Nightlife

• Open for Business

• Pets

• Bon Voyage

• The Four Seasons

• And their hobbies

• Apartment Life

• Additional packs like H&M Fashion, Mansion and Garden, Interior Design, Glamour, Teen Style, among many others

In total, one of the most complete collections ever offered of both games on a single platform.

Both titles have been adapted to work correctly on Windows 10 and Windows 11, which is important considering their age. Additionally, they can also be played on portable devices with Windows like ROG Ally, although it is recommended to use a mouse for a more comfortable experience.

Without ads, without trailers, and without warning, Xbox adds two historic games to Game Pass for PC, reinforcing the value of EA Play and demonstrating that surprises don’t always come on the main stage.