Grab 3 months Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for under $35 at Woot

polygon.com:

For existing Xbox Game Pass subscribers and newcomers alike, Woot has a deal that will get you over 20% off the usual price. Now through the end of the month — or “until sold out,” per Woot’s page — you can pick up three months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $34.49 (23% off the $44.99 list price) or one month for $11.79 (saving 21% off the usual $14.99 price).

If you wanted to stock up for a full year (ie. buying four three-month codes) that’d set you back around $138, which in turns saves around $42 from the usual price. Put another way, that’s buying 12 months of Game Pass Ultimate for the cost of nine months. Note that there’s a limit of 24 codes per customer, so for those that want to go all out, you can enjoy a discounted Game Pass membership from now until July 2030. Maybe that’s overkill, but we’re not ones to judge.

Prices taken at time of publishing.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is the top tier of Microsoft’s games subscription service, which allows you unlimited access to a very, very large catalog of games on both Xbox and Windows PC, as well as discounts on titles you want to add to your permanent collection. The Ultimate tier also offers EA Play membership for a selection of that publishers’ catalog, including trials of select games for up to 10 hours each, and access to Xbox Cloud Gaming — perfect for when you’d rather just jump into a game without waiting for a download. Also great if you’d rather play on a not-Xbox device, including mobile and (soon) a Fire TV stick.

If you’re not sure whether Xbox Game Pass is worth diving into, check out our guide for the 25 best games on Game Pass, which does not (yet) include the adorable Little Kitty, Big City— though it’s great and definitely worth a try for Game Pass subscribers. Looking ahead, you can also check out our recap of everything announced at the Xbox showcase at Summer Game Fest 2024 (Spoiler: Lots of “day one on Game Pass” titles, including Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Doom: The Dark Ages).

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