Xbox Game Pass Ultimate drops in price again: 3 months down in under 72 hours

The subscription has reduced its price after 72 hours of increases, take advantage and don't waste time.

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In the rollercoaster of prices that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate has been experiencing since Microsoft’s recent plan changes, comes a piece of good news for those waiting for the perfect moment to renew their subscription. The Loaded store (formerly known as CD Keys) has once again lowered the price of the 3-month card, which can now be purchased for $41.49.

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This new discount comes after several fluctuations in just three days. On October 1, the new Game Pass rates were announced, and subsequently, the price at Loaded rose to $50.29. However, just 72 hours later, the store applied an $8 reduction, once again placing the cost below $40.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate price drops again

At the time of writing this news, the updated price at Loaded is:

• 3 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate – $41.49

Check out the offer on Loaded (make sure to log in with your account to see the correct price)

This discount once again puts the subscription at one of its most attractive points of the year, as the cards are stackable, allowing you to extend up to 12 months for just over $150.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate remains the most comprehensive option in the Xbox ecosystem: it includes access to over 100 games on console, PC, and cloud, along with online multiplayer and the benefits of Xbox Live Gold and EA Play.

For now, it’s unknown how long this price drop will last, so if you were waiting for a good opportunity to renew your subscription, this might be the perfect moment before Loaded adjusts its prices again.