Xbox Game Pass Is Still The Best Place To Play Indies | Gaming

When Xbox Game Pass was first introduced in 2017, it seemed like the greatest deal in video game history. For a monthly price – as little as $1 during its early days – you gained access to a growing library of digital titles that ranged from triple-A blockbusters to indie darlings, with the promise of updates on a regular basis. Not to mention that Microsoft was folding in all of its first-party exclusives into the service at no extra cost, and they would be launching on day one, essentially removing the need to purchase such games at their full retail price.

With first-party exclusives thin on the ground in recent years and Xbox altering its strategy to release new and existing exclusive titles on rival platforms, the key appeal of Game Pass isn’t what it used to be. This growing disinterest is all about perspective though, and the idea that the service is nothing without…more

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