If you've been looking for an excuse to jump on the Xbox Game Pass bandwagon, now may be the time. Microsoft is running a promotion through which you can get a free extra month of Xbox Game Pass when you buy one for $9.99. The only catch? You have to use PayPal.
The promo works for both new and old subscribers, allowing you to save the $9.99 price it would typically cost you to secure your second month. If you already pay for Game Pass using PayPal, you'll get the free month automatically. Otherwise, you'll have to either sign up for the service using PayPal, or join using it as your payment method.
Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service that provides access to more than 100 games for $9.99 per month. There are a ton of big titles included, but one of the major bonuses is that Microsoft Studios games are available with the service the same day they launch. That's especially beneficial if you're planning to jump into Forza Horizon 4 when it launches on October 2.
This BOGO deal is set to run through October 31.
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