Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Premium and Essential in numbers

Microsoft clarifies what each level of Game Pass includes and how many games each subscription offers.

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Xbox has finally ordered the complete structure of Game Pass, detailing what each level offers and how many games each one has. The reorganization comes at a key moment, with the service growing and more players looking for a subscription that fits their gaming style. The idea is to offer three clear options, from basic access to the most complete experience.

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The plans differ not only in their catalog but also in extra benefits, cloud wait times, day-one releases, and included third-party services. A more transparent division that makes it easier to choose without needing external comparisons.

The new Xbox Game Pass plans: Essential, Premium, and Ultimate

To get a quick overview, here’s how the service structure looks in November:

Comparison of the three Game Pass levels

Breakdown by level

• Xbox Game Pass Essential
  Designed for those who want direct access to a basic catalog. Includes over 75 games, periodic benefits, and cloud gaming.

• Xbox Game Pass Premium
  Upgrades to over 200 games and improves cloud access times. Maintains exclusive benefits and is the intermediate option for those who play on multiple devices.

• Xbox Game Pass Ultimate
  Over 400 games, day-one releases, EA Play, Ubisoft+ Classics, Fortnite Club, and the best cloud experience. It’s the most complete subscription in the Xbox ecosystem.

A clearer structure that allows you to know at a glance what each plan offers and which one fits best according to your gaming style.