These include Square Enix’s Guardians of the Galaxy, IO Interactive’s Hitman Trilogy, Ubisoft’s Rainbow Six Extraction and Bandai Namco’s Scarlet Nexus.Īnd in case that’s not enough, you get EA Play as well, screenshot shown below, letting you access games from the publisher’s most popular franchises like The Sims, FIFA, Mass Effect, and Battlefield. The service also features a number of notable games from partner publishers, some of which are quite new. These include Fallout 4 and The Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim, among others. The service additionally has games published by Bethesda, which Microsoft acquired last year. Other titles from Microsoft include Minecraft, Sea of Thieves, and Microsoft Flight Simulator.

These are well-received titles that, if you’re not already on the Xbox ecosystem, you might have missed. Some of the latest releases from Microsoft’s Xbox Game Studios are here, including Forza Horizon 5, Age of Empires IV, and Halo Infinite. Microsoft said that at launch the service features a selection of over “100 high-quality games”, consisting of a pretty great mix of first- and third-party picks. And it only costs P5 for the duration of the initial trial.īut even after that introductory price – regular monthly price is P119 – there are plenty of reasons why you might want to check out and subscribe to the service. The software company is running a preview of the subscription service, which you can sign up for right now.

Microsoft announced that it’s finally bringing PC Game Pass to the Philippines, giving us all the chance to play a library of games for a relatively affordable monthly price.

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