Best Xbox Game Pass games you haven't played yet

A Plague Tale Innocence
A Plague Tale Innocence (Image credit: Focus Home Interactive)

Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft's Netflix-style subscription service for Xbox One and PC, now packs over 300 games between its two platforms. The extensive library features dozens of unmissable titles, including some that simply get lost in the noise. We've rounded up our favorite Xbox Game Pass games you (probably) haven't played yet.

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Microsoft's high-value Xbox game subscription service provides some unprecedented value for those looking to try out new games, with over 200 games under a flat monthly fee.

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Xbox Game Pass features an ever-expanding library on both Xbox One and PC, with unmissable titles both widely-praised and a handful outside the spotlight. These represent our favorite oft-overlooked titles from the lineup, each bringing standout traits that elevate them from the service.

While A Plague Tale: Innocence eventually went to sell over one million copies, Asobo Studio's gripping narrative-driven adventure remains criminally underrated for its achievements. The beautifully crafted world of chaos presents a memorable journey, heart-wrenching and horrific, through the story it tells.

Matt Brown

Matt Brown was formerly a Windows Central's Senior Editor, Xbox & PC, at Future. Following over seven years of professional consumer technology and gaming coverage, he’s focused on the world of Microsoft's gaming efforts. You can follow him on Twitter @mattjbrown.