What 😅 i have not bought a new game since i got gamespass 😅 what games do you want on there? Only thing really missing is ubisoft... And well i can live with that
answer is it depends, if your a person who dables in all kinds of games then yeah its worth it, if you only play a certain genre or just play 1 multiplayer game religiously then NO, also scenario 1 only is good when they actually give us good games, yes over the past year their releases have been amazing, I got deadspace, atlas fallen, lies of P, wulong fallen dynasty, played both jedi survivor games, tomb raider, farcry, assassin creed, you get the point, however pre 2023 its was crap the best thing they had was halo infinite old bethesda games which most of us got done with 10 years ago and a bunch of old xbo 360 games, if they keep up this day 1 release on upcoming titles then yeah its well worth the price £120 for the year, a lot cheaper using the conversion method of buying xbox live on cdkeys and then converting it about £76 for the year, 2 AAA games on day 1 release and you've got your moneys worth.
I hate it. Rite now I can't find a single game that I even want to play. There were a few games I played that I think are okay but only a couple and I've already beaten them several times but when I look on game pass all there is are horrible indie games, turn based games (which I hate with a passion) and old games for Xbox 360 and then the rest are just super old or super poor quality. At the end of the day we pay for the service so we should be given much better options. It's not like I'm complaining about free games here. Of you pay for a service you should be able to expect that service to at least be worth it. Sure some of the old games are good but I don't want to play 30 year old games on the best newest console. If I wanted to play old games I would just play one of my old consoles. Xbox needs to fix this. I don't expect all the newest best games for 20 bucks a month but it would be nice to get more games that are at least made for the Xbox series s and x