As exciting as it would be to see Game Pass on Microsoft's rival platforms, it's very unlikely to ever actually happen.
In spite of the investment it demands, Xbox boss Phil Spencer says Game Pass is "making money" and is a "financially viable" service.
Despite recent indications, Phil Spencer has stated that the company currently has no plans to bring Game Pass to other platforms.
Spirit of the North, Goat Simulator 3, While the Iron's Hot, Tin Hearts, Rise of the Tomb Raider and more are also coming next month.
World War Z: Aftermath, Spirit of the North: Enhanced Edition, Goat Simulator 3, and others will also be added, as per a new leak.
Both RPG shooters are now available to Game Pass subscribers on PC and consoles.
Microsoft is looking to bring its Game Pass subscription and its games to even rival platforms like PlayStation and Nintendo's hardware.
"We are talking to them about getting the game onto both of those services," says Ascendant Studios CEO Bret Robbins.
The duo will be joined in the subscription service's catalog by Shiro Games and Funcom's 4X strategy title Dune: Spice Wars.
Roll7 and Private Division's rollerskating shooter launched for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC in August last year.
Game Pass subscribers have plenty to look forward to in the coming days. Microsoft has revealed the full list of games that will be added to the service's library as part of its wave 1 lineup for the ... Read More
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's targets for growth for incentives have seemingly not been met for this last fiscal year.
Xbox boss Phil Spencer says that work on bringing Activision Blizzard's back catalog to Game Pass started only recently, owing to how long the acquisition's approval process took.
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide (for console and cloud) and From Space are also joining the service's catalog in the coming days.
Jim Ryan also says that with nearly 50 million PlayStation Plus subscribers, Sony has a more "meaningful" service than Game Pass.
"We believe it is important to provide services that are recognized as being of sufficient value even if prices are increased," the head of Xbox says.
If Game Pass doesn't see enough growth outside of consoles in the coming years, Microsoft might not stick around in the games industry.
COCOON, The Lamplighters League, and Party Animals are also set to join the service's catalog in the coming days.
Its library will include the likes of Gears 5, Fallout 4, Forza Horizon 4, Inside, Stardew Valley, and many others, with updates coming 2-3 times per year.
Meanwhile, Heart Machine and Annapurna Interactive's action platformer Solar Ash will also be joining Game Pass.
