Xbox Game Pass Should Ditch Subscription Tiers to Avoid Confusion
Since it launched in 2017, Xbox Game Pass has only gone from strength to strength. Now, the Microsoft-helmed subscription service is one of the most popular services available for gamers, and has helped Xbox consoles compete with its rival platforms like Playstation. With a mixture of older, potentially overlooked titles and brand-new games, Xbox Game Pass has a strikingly diverse offering that aims to fill every niche and genre imaginable. As the subscription service even includes day-one releases, it's no wonder that Xbox Game Pass has seen great success.
Last year was another stellar example of what the service has to offer, and by the end of 2021, Xbox Game Pass had upwards of 20 million subscribers. Now, many players are looking ahead to 2022 and wondering what Xbox Game Pass will have in store in the coming year. The first few months of 2022 look crammed full of exciting content already, and gamers are hoping this is also a sign of things to come. However, Xbox Game Pass does have some drawbacks, including a slightly confusing selection of subscription tiers that could do with being trimmed back. With a few tweaks, Xbox Game Pass could move from a great subscription service to an incredible one.
What to Expect From Xbox Game Pass in 2022
Xbox Game Pass and its PC equivalent grant players access to the continually rotating library of games, featuring multitudes of different titles from indie games to fan-favorite franchises. While gamers can still opt for the older subscription model of Xbox Live Gold, they'd definitely be missing a trick.
While Xbox Live Gold offers players a handful of free games a month and access to Microsoft's multiplayer network, even the 50% discount on selected titles in the Microsoft Store
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