Microsoft expands its cloud service with market-adapted pricing and new subscription options.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming is now officially available in India, marking a significant step in the global expansion of the Xbox ecosystem. With this launch, players in the country can access the full Game Pass catalog from the cloud on PC, console, and mobile devices, without the need for additional hardware.
The launch comes with three subscription plans designed specifically for the Indian market, featuring reduced prices and tiered benefits:
Microsoft bets on cloud gaming in Asia
With this launch, Xbox strengthens its strategy in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets. The company aims to consolidate its presence in Asia and offer an affordable alternative to players who don’t have a next-gen console, leveraging the Xbox Cloud Gaming infrastructure to facilitate access to its catalog.
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Game Pass Essential: ₹99 for the first month, then ₹499/month. Includes over 50 games, in-game perks, and online multiplayer on console.
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Game Pass Premium: ₹99 for 14 days, then ₹699/month. Offers access to over 200 games and adds new releases during the first year.
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Game Pass Ultimate: ₹1,389/month. Features over 400 games, day-one releases, integration with EA Play and Ubisoft+ Classics, as well as cloud access to titles like Fortnite and The Crew.
The service is now available through the official Xbox website and can be activated directly from a Microsoft account. With this expansion, the company continues to fulfill its goal of bringing Game Pass to more regions, reinforcing its bet on cloud gaming as a central pillar of its ecosystem.

