A ResetEra user shared a Spanish survey implying that Microsoft is exploring a lower-cost, ad-supported tier for Game Pass subscriptions. In addition to access to the Game.
Rumor mill: A survey isn’t much to go off of, but Microsoft treats Game Pass as the crux of its gaming platform and has confirmed that it’s trying to expand the service with new plans. The plan that the survey describes would significantly undercut Xbox Live Gold and PlayStation Plus.
A ResetEra user shared a Spanish survey implying that Microsoft is exploring a lower-cost, ad-supported tier for Game Pass subscriptions. In addition to access to the Game Pass library, the proposed basic plan would include online multiplayer gaming for only €3 a month, making it one of the cheapest online multiplayer subscriptions in the console market.
Online multiplayer for non-free-to-play titles on Xbox currently costs $10 a month with an Xbox Live Gold subscription, or $15 a month with a Game Pass Ultimate subscription.
